- Year -20262025202420232022202120202019 - Category -PositionsPress releasesUpdates - Policy topic -Bioeconomy and Circular EconomyCAP and Rural DevelopmentClimate Change MitigationEU Forest StrategyForests' Health and ResilienceGovernance and LegalityNature and BiodiversityResearch and InnovationSustainable Finance Apply 13 May 2025 Updates Forest and Nature Directors’ meetings under the Polish Presidency The Polish Presidency of the Council of the EU organised a meeting for EU Forest Directors and one for EU Nature Directors, in Warsaw. CEPF representatives took part in both meetings. 24 April 2025 Updates CEPF attended a roundtable on nature credits hosted by Commissioner Jessika Roswall On 23 April, Commissioner Jessika Roswall hosted a high-level roundtable on the topic of nature credits and biodiversity certification. The discussion aimed to address market development and identify drivers for demand. 11 April 2025 Updates HoliSoils project’s annual meeting highlights forest soils' far-reaching importance The final annual meeting of the HoliSoils project took place in Marseille 8-10 April where researches shared the most important findings of the five-year project. 26 March 2025 Updates CEPF meets with Commissioner Jessika Roswall On 25 March 2025, CEPF met with Jessica Roswall, Commissioner for environment, water resilience and competitive and circular economy to exchange on EU forest-related policies at the beginning of the new EU political mandate. 12 March 2025 Updates First milestone for the Parliament's work on the forest monitoring proposal In ComENVI and ComAGRI of the European Parliament, the co-rapporteurs presented their draft report and MEPs tabled amendments on the legislative proposal on forest monitoring. 3 March 2025 Feedback CEPF feedback on the European Water Resilience Strategy CEPF stresses the need for a realistic perspective on the potential contributions of forests in the development of the European Water Resilience Strategy. While water is important for forests and forests are important for water, forests' potential contribution to solving water challenges is limited and should thus not be the focus of the Strategy. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 2 Current page 3 Page 4 Page 5 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
13 May 2025 Updates Forest and Nature Directors’ meetings under the Polish Presidency The Polish Presidency of the Council of the EU organised a meeting for EU Forest Directors and one for EU Nature Directors, in Warsaw. CEPF representatives took part in both meetings.
24 April 2025 Updates CEPF attended a roundtable on nature credits hosted by Commissioner Jessika Roswall On 23 April, Commissioner Jessika Roswall hosted a high-level roundtable on the topic of nature credits and biodiversity certification. The discussion aimed to address market development and identify drivers for demand.
11 April 2025 Updates HoliSoils project’s annual meeting highlights forest soils' far-reaching importance The final annual meeting of the HoliSoils project took place in Marseille 8-10 April where researches shared the most important findings of the five-year project.
26 March 2025 Updates CEPF meets with Commissioner Jessika Roswall On 25 March 2025, CEPF met with Jessica Roswall, Commissioner for environment, water resilience and competitive and circular economy to exchange on EU forest-related policies at the beginning of the new EU political mandate.
12 March 2025 Updates First milestone for the Parliament's work on the forest monitoring proposal In ComENVI and ComAGRI of the European Parliament, the co-rapporteurs presented their draft report and MEPs tabled amendments on the legislative proposal on forest monitoring.
3 March 2025 Feedback CEPF feedback on the European Water Resilience Strategy CEPF stresses the need for a realistic perspective on the potential contributions of forests in the development of the European Water Resilience Strategy. While water is important for forests and forests are important for water, forests' potential contribution to solving water challenges is limited and should thus not be the focus of the Strategy.