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European forests and landscapes bear witness to cultural processes and developments, and show evidence of the impact on their existence of numerous, constantly changing human needs. The shaping and re-shaping of forests and nature over the centuries is the result of private and public land management decisions that are taken against the background of the predominant cultural values, ethical convictions and societal trends. They are extrapolations of contemporary visions based on traditional knowledge and aesthetics from the past, as interpreted in the present. Understanding this legacy and acquiring more information about it and awareness of it through interdisciplinary research will lead to new insights. The information and awareness that will be generated with this approach are essential to allow more appropriate decisions to be taken, setting present-day cultural competence and practical responsibility in the context of environmental decision-making.

The continuing evolution in social, economic and political values related to forestry in the United States and in Europe