Forest bioeconomy in action
Contact with forests and nature is increasingly acknowledged to have a positive impact on human health and wellbeing.
Green Care is the range of activities that promotes physical and mental health and wellbeing through contact with nature. These include nature-based activities for recreation and health promotion and can also include targeted therapeutic or treatment interventions delivered by trained/qualified practitioners.
800 tonnes of sawdust was recently turned into fuel pellets…
Market Outlooks for four Green Care sectors: Forest-based care; Social…
Green4C aims to increase innovation capacity to promote nature-based solutions…
Social farming offers people who are socially, physically, mentally or…
800 tonnes of sawdust was recently turned into fuel pellets in a globally unique test run in Sweden. That was part of a pellet research project that is being carried out on a large scale to investigate differences in quality between different raw material compositions.
The Green4C project has published a series of Market Outlooks identifying the need for professional training and education as key to driving innovation in …
Over the last 15 years, Green Care has emerged as a new and distinctive field of study and practice. However, while the benefits of …
