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native forest

natural forest (1) | indigenous forest (2) | organic forest (3) | forest in harmony with nature (4) | naturally managed forest (5)

natural forest

natural forest

tropical rainforest [ tropical rain forest | rainforest | rain forest | rain-forest | selva | hylaea ]

International Cooperative Programme on Assessment and Monitoring of Air Pollution Effects on Forests [ ICP Forests | International Co-operative Programme on Assessment and Monitoring of Air Pollution Effects on Forests | International Co-operative Programme for Assessment and Monitoring of Air Pollution Effects on Forests ]

farm forest | farm woodland | farm woodlot | forests belonging to farmers

broadleaved forest | deciduous forest | hardwood forest

timber line (1) | forest limit (2) | boundary of a forest (3) forest line (4)

virgin forest (1) | natural forest (2) | old-growth forest (3) | primeval forest (4) | primordial forest (5) | primary forest (6)

75. Calls on the Commission and Member States to work internationally to establish a new UN definition of forests which clarifies natural forest definitions on a biome basis and distinguishes between native forests and those dominated by tree monocultures and non-native species; notes, in this respect that – the EU being the biggest public aid donor to developing countries (with the forest sector receiving more than EUR 600 million in 2003) – this definition would greatly enhance policy coherence and ‘value for money’; regrets that the Green Paper fails to register progress on the need to coordinate EU actions within and outside the Un ...[+++]ion and to achieve a global legally binding agreement under the UN Forum on Forests;

75. Calls on the Commission and Member States to work internationally to establish a new UN definition of forests which clarifies natural forest definitions on a biome basis and distinguishes between native forests and those dominated by tree monocultures and non-native species; notes, in this respect that – the EU being the biggest public aid donor to developing countries (with the forest sector receiving more than EUR 600 million in 2003) – this definition would greatly enhance policy coherence and ‘value for money’; regrets that the Green Paper fails to register progress on the need to coordinate EU actions within and outside the Un ...[+++]ion and to achieve a global legally binding agreement under the UN Forum on Forests;

75. Calls on the Commission and Member States to work internationally to establish a new UN definition of forests which clarifies natural forest definitions on a biome basis and distinguishes between native forests and those dominated by tree monocultures and non-native species; notes, in this respect that – the EU being the biggest public aid donor to developing countries (with the forest sector receiving more than EUR 600 million in 2003) – this definition would greatly enhance policy coherence and ‘value for money’; regrets that the Green Paper fails to register progress on the need to coordinate EU actions within and outside the Un ...[+++]ion and to achieve a global legally binding agreement under the UN Forum on Forests;

123. Calls, in the context of a global CO2 market, for those countries that still have large areas of natural forest to be given particular economic incentives to preserve them by recognising the carbon accumulated each year in a rigorously preserved forest; suggests that consideration be given to the question whether it makes sense in this connection to focus solely on tropical rainforests;