Usage of long-term forest research networks to advance understanding of ecosystem services – CLIMB-FOREST
Holger Lange(Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research), Alberto Vilagrosa(University of Alicante), Jaana Bäck(University of Helsinki), Anne Klosterhalfen(University of Göttingen), Teresa Saura-Yera(Universitat de Barcelona), Natascha Kljun(ETH Zurich), Adam Kristensson(Lund University), Corinna Rebmann(Max Planck Society), Natalia Kowalska(University of Life Sciences in Lublin), Alexander Knohl(Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry), Georg Jocher(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)
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