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Knowledge of forest disturbance and successional processes, population dynamics of forest-dwelling species, and the interaction between these two, is a prerequisite for developing ecologically more sustainable forest management strategies. To address these issues, a conference entitled “Disturbance dynamics in boreal forests: restoration and management of biodiversity” was held in Kuhmo, eastern Finland, on 21–25 August 2000. The conference was the third one with the general theme of disturbance dynamics in boreal forests (Engelmark et al. 1993, Bergeron et al. 1998). During the one-week conference 108 talks and 64 posters were presented, representing both basic ecological research on disturbance dynamics and applications of this knowledge to the restoration and management of biodiversity in different parts of the circumboreal forest (Karjalainen and Kuuluvainen 2000, Burton and Kuuluvainen 2001). Twenty-six of these presentations appear as scientifi c papers on the following pages. 2 Disturbances, Heterogeneity, and Biodiversity

Introduction. Disturbance dynamics in boreal forests: defining the ecological basis of restoration and management of biodiversity