# A better collective management is required to conciliate both outputs woodlots in biodiversity-bioenergy debates

Marc Deconchat, Floriane Clement, Émilie Andrieu, Florin Malafosse

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Marc Deconchat, Floriane Clement, Émilie Andrieu, Florin Malafosse. A better collective management is required to conciliate both outputs woodlots in biodiversity-bioenergy debates. Biodiversity and Human Well-Being - Europe's Role in Shaping Our Future, Nov 2022, Francfort, Germany. hal-04160356

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Submitted on 12 Jul 2023

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### Farm forests

* High diversity

* Low management

* Increasing wood stock

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### Wood products

Energy

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Domestic wood uses decreasing **BUT**

may regain interest in the context
of higher energy costs

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Farm forests are less harvested
than the other productive forests.
They have a potential to provide
more local wood

### Biodiversity

Ecosystem services

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Low conservation value
**BUT**

may contribute strongly
to the development
of agroecology

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**A matter of scale:**

Landscape, territory,
watershed, etc.
are the levels where
bioenergy and biodiversity
can converge

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Commons and anti-commons theoretical frameworks

A better collective
management
is required
to conciliate
both outputs

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