The European State Forest Association (EUSTAFOR) represents state forest companies, enterprises and agencies that have sustainable forest management (SFM) and sustainable wood production as major concerns.
EUSTAFOR currently has 39 members in 27 European countries.
EUSTAFOR is looking for a Policy & Communications Officer. Follow the link to find out more about the role.
During the Strasbourg plenary meetings in July, President Ursula von der Leyen has been re-elected as Chair of the European Commission. During her speech in the Parliament, she spoke about what her priorities will be during the next mandate, based on the Political Guidelines that the Commission drafted called Europe's Choice. A few topics seem especially relevant for the forestry sector: Climate targets 2040 – a road to it The EU has pledged to reduce carbon emissions with 90% by 2040...
In the European Forestry House, the forestry hub in the democratic heart of Europe, an office room is available for rent. The top floor of the European Forestry House will have a 38m2 office space for available as of 1 October 2024. Included in the rent is the use of the meeting room which can seat about 20 people and has airco, WIFI, a beamer and a projection screen. There is also a common kitchen to be used freely. The European Forestry House (EFH) houses several forest related organizat...
EUSTAFOR is looking for a new Policy & Communications Officer to strengthen our team in Brussels! The new Policy and Communications Officer will closely cooperate with EUSTAFOR’s Executive Director and Office Manager. This will provide an excellent opportunity to develop in-depth knowledge on various EU policy topics, gathering valuable experience and knowledge about EU and international forest-related stakeholders and collaborations. The responsibilities will include (indicative lis...
Forest Fires are not what they used to be Forest fires have always been a natural element in European ecosystems, playing their role in shaping landscapes, renewing habitats, and fostering biodiversity. However, in recent decades, the frequency and intensity of forest fires in countries like Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece, as well as parts of Central and Eastern Europe have notably increased. This shift can be attributed to a combination of changes in environment as well as in socioeconomic ...
