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Attitudes towards the role of forest biodiversity in responding to climate change

Hand-drawn dry forest illustrating the urgency of climate change — Urgency

Hand-drawn person with a light bulb illustrating biodiversity understanding — Understanding

Hand-drawn forest and forestry machine illustrating application in management — Application

Hand-drawn researcher, policymaker and forester exchanging knowledge — Exchange

Results now available. Explore the poster and responses from 29 WaldDialog participants below.

The findings

10 September 2026

Hand-drawn WaldDialog 2026 survey poster about biodiversity and climate-resilient forests — WaldDialog 2026 poster · Open to enlarge

What we are learning

Twenty-nine participants shared their professional background, perceived urgency, understanding of biodiversity functions, and views on how biodiversity knowledge is used in forest management. The figures also show which barriers they identified, with responses grouped by profession.

These results offer an exploratory snapshot rather than a representative assessment. Comparisons among professions will become more informative as the survey gathers additional responses.

The poster will continue its journey to other related conferences and workshops to collect more responses. 🌲

Survey participants and climate urgency responses, with urgency levels stacked by professional group — Who responded and how urgently they think forests should respond to climate change.

Biodiversity knowledge, usefulness, application, and barriers, stacked by professional group — How biodiversity is understood and applied, and the barriers reported by each professional group.

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