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Adaptation is a natural part of Swedish forest management, and forest stakeholders perceive that they are continuously adapting to different weather and climate conditions, economic conditions and market demands. This is shown in focus group discussions with private forest owners and officials in Kronoberg and Västerbotten counties.
This chapter is part of the Mistra-SWECIA Annual Report 2013.
The authors acknowledge the financial support of the Swedish Foundation for Environmental Research (Mistra) through the Swedish Research Programme on Climate, Impacts and Adaptation (Mistra-SWECIA) Programme.
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Journal article / Human actions are likely the primary cause for contemporary climate change, and change will continue for a long time ahead. This calls for adaptation.
Project / RADISAM investigates Nordic settler colonialism and its impact on present day Indigenous land rights and discrimination against the Sámi.
Project / Empowering state officials to meaningfully include Sámi voices in planning and development on Indigenous lands through consultation.
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