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Many mountain forests in the Alps protect residential areas and infrastructures from natural hazards. They are\uddescribed as protection forests and their management aims to permanently provide a high protective effect.\udThe maintenance and management of these forests are continuously improved and have reached a high standard.\udThere is now a better understanding of the protective effects of the forest against natural hazards. In the\udAlps, there are currently several projects being conducted which aim to harmonize the assessment of natural\udhazards, damage potential and a resulting classification of protection forests. It is the objective to apply funding\udwhere needed in order to prevent damage from natural hazards. Currently, there is a need for improvement\udin the area of monitoring with advanced technology, such as Laser-Scanning (LIDAR), in linking inventory data\udfrom different sources, in simulation modeling to better estimate the long-term benefit of measures in the protection\udforest, and in transboundary collaboration

Schutzwaldmanagement in den Alpen – eine Übersicht | Management of protection forests in the Alps – an overview