Diverdified use of forest ecosystem services - Oili Tarvainen, Luke

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Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Luonnonvarakeskus (Luke)

This document discusses balancing the increasing demand for natural resources with protecting non-monetary benefits from ecosystems under a bioeconomy policy. It describes a project that aims to promote diversified forest use through sustainable land use planning and an online scenario tool. The project works with various partners at private and regional levels to increase consideration of ecosystem services in decision-making regarding forests and land use.

Science

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Anne Tolvanen
Päivi Merilä & Oili Tarvainen
Natural Resources Institute Finland
Diversified use of forest
ecosystem services

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Bioeconomy era now!
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Opposite drivers in bioeconomy
• Increased use for natural resources
• Need to safeguard non-monetary benefits
 Biodiversity
 Ecosystem functions
 Well-being
 Health
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Need for bioeconomy policy
• Aims at innovative and low-emissions economy
• Reconciles demands for
 sustainable intensive farming,
 food security, and
 the sustainable use of renewable biological
resources for industrial purposes and
• Simultaneously ensures protection of biodiversity
and ecosystem functioning.
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(ec.europa.eu)

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Sustainability
Can we balance between
 the increasing use of natural resources and
 the need to safeguard non-monetary
benefits?
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Sustainability
How we could promote diversified use
of forests in an economic and
sustainable way?
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Sustainable land use – New tools
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Aims to increase the multiple use of forest
ecosystem services by taking into account the
needs of the society, private forest owners and
entrepreneurs of natural products.
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2016-2019

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Lapland University of Applied Sciences
• Markus Korhonen
• Seija Niemi
Metsäkeskus
• Eeva-Liisa Repo
• Ulla Huusko
Oulu University of Applied Sciences
• Lasse Haverinen
• Riitta Rontu
University of Eastern Finland
• Jukka Tikkanen
• Marjut Turtiainen
• Matti Vaara
Luke (project leader)
• Virpi Alenius
• Kari Härkönen
• Artti Juutinen (Prof.)
• Katja Kangas
• Jouni Karhu
• Mikko Kurttila
• Reetta Lempinen
• Päivi Merilä
• Jari Miina
• Tuula Packalen (Prof.)
• Rainer Peltola
• Olli Salminen
• Oili Tarvainen
•Anne Tolvanen (Prof.)

© Natural Resources Institute Finland
Works both at private and regional level
from forest planning to the implementation of
regional forest programs.
© Natural Resources Institute Finland
2016-2019

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Work at private forest level
Aims to promote and difersify the business
potential of forest owners.
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Work at regional level
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Wider aspects of ecosystem services
 Promotes the impact assesment of the
National Forest Strategy and Finnish
Bioeconomy Strategy at regional level.
 Support in updating the regional forest
programmes

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Metsämittari
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Scenario service in the internet:
METSÄMITTARI – Forest Indicator

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Metsämittari
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Scenario service in the internet:
METSÄMITTARI – Forest Indicator
http://mela2.metla.fi/mela/index-en.html

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Comparing of many scenarious

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Who uses all this information?
• Regional administration and councils
• Environmental agencies
• Ministries
• Forest Centres, Forest and Park Service
• Municipalities
• Private Mining, Forest and Tourism companies
Forest Indicator as a new tool for assisting the
decision processes is a significant step towards the
consideration of scientific information in the land use.
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Forests and peatlands for multiple use
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sBK_-Ut5Q4
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3. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Opposite drivers in bioeconomy • Increased use for natural resources • Need to safeguard non-monetary benefits  Biodiversity  Ecosystem functions  Well-being  Health 3 18.12.2017

4. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Need for bioeconomy policy • Aims at innovative and low-emissions economy • Reconciles demands for  sustainable intensive farming,  food security, and  the sustainable use of renewable biological resources for industrial purposes and • Simultaneously ensures protection of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. 4 18.12.2017 (ec.europa.eu)

5. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Sustainability Can we balance between  the increasing use of natural resources and  the need to safeguard non-monetary benefits? 5 18.12.2017

6. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Sustainability How we could promote diversified use of forests in an economic and sustainable way? 18.12.20176

8. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Aims to increase the multiple use of forest ecosystem services by taking into account the needs of the society, private forest owners and entrepreneurs of natural products. © Natural Resources Institute Finland 2016-2019

9. © Natural Resources Institute Finland9 18.12.2017 Lapland University of Applied Sciences • Markus Korhonen • Seija Niemi Metsäkeskus • Eeva-Liisa Repo • Ulla Huusko Oulu University of Applied Sciences • Lasse Haverinen • Riitta Rontu University of Eastern Finland • Jukka Tikkanen • Marjut Turtiainen • Matti Vaara Luke (project leader) • Virpi Alenius • Kari Härkönen • Artti Juutinen (Prof.) • Katja Kangas • Jouni Karhu • Mikko Kurttila • Reetta Lempinen • Päivi Merilä • Jari Miina • Tuula Packalen (Prof.) • Rainer Peltola • Olli Salminen • Oili Tarvainen •Anne Tolvanen (Prof.)

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