AREA
OF FOREST AND OTHER WOODED LAND: STATUS AND CHANGES
1 Overall land classification and population
2. Forest and other wooded land: comparative data
3. Forest and other wooded land by species groups
4. Forest and other wooded land by species groups: comparative data
5. Forest available for wood supply by species groups and silvicultural categories
6. Forest not available for wood supply by species groups, silvicultural categories and reasons for non-availability
7. Changes over time in area of forest and other wooded land
8. Changes over time in area of forest available and not available for wood supply
OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT STATUS OF FOREST AND OTHER WOODED LAND
9. Ownership and management of forest and other wooded land in total
10. Ownership and management of forest and other wooded land in total: comparative data
11. Ownership of forest and of other wooded land
12. Ownership of forest available for wood supply
13. Ownership of forest and of forest available for wood supply: comparative data
14. Managed forest and other wooded land by ownership categories
15 Managed forest available for wood supply by ownership categories
16. Managed forest (total) and FAWS by ownership categories: comparative data
17. Ownership and management of forest not available for wood supply
18. Areas and number of holdings of forest and other wooded land
19. Area of holdings of forest and other wooded land in public ownership by size classes
20. Area of holdings of forest and other wooded land in private ownership by size classes
21. Area of holdings of forest in public ownership by size classes
22. Area of holdings of forest in private ownership by size classes
23. Number of holdings of forest and other wooded land in public ownership by size classes
24. Number of holdings of forest and other wooded land in private ownership by size classes
WOOD SUPPLY AND CARBON SEQUESTRATION: STATUS AND CHANGES
25. Uneven-aged and even-aged high forest available for wood supply: total of all species groups
26. Uneven-aged and even-aged high forest available for wood supply: predominantly coniferous
27. Uneven-aged and even-aged high forest available for wood supply: predominantly broadleaved
28. Uneven-aged and even-aged high forest available for wood supply: mixed
29. Age-class distribution of even-aged high forest available for wood supply: total of all species groups
30. Age-class distribution of even-aged high forest available for wood supply: predominantly coniferous
31. Age-class distribution of even-aged high forest available for wood supply: predominantly broadleaved
32. Age-class distribution of even-aged high forest available for wood supply: mixed
33. Standing volume of trees (growing stock and dead trees)
34. Growing stock
35. Growing stock on forest by species groups
36. Growing stock on forest available for wood supply: comparative data
37. Changes over time in growing stock on forest and forest available for wood supply
38. Changes over time in growing stock on forest available for wood supply by species groups
39. Volume of dead trees in standing volume
40. Total woody biomass
41. Above-stump woody biomass of trees on forest
42. Gross and net annual increment: general data
43. Gross annual increment on forest by species groups
44. Natural losses (annual) on forest
45. Net annual increment on forest by species groups
46. Net annual increment on forest available for wood supply: comparative data
47. Annual fellings overbark
48. Annual fellings overbark on forest by species groups
49. Annual removals overbark on forest
50. Annual removals underbark, total
51. Annual removals underbark on forest by species groups
52. Fellings and removals on forest available for wood supply: comparative data
BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
53. Forest and other wooded land by categories of "naturalness"
54. Forest and other wooded land by categories of "naturalness": comparative data
55. Protection status: Forest and other wooded land in IUCN protection categories I to VI and forest not available for wood production for conservation/protection reasons
56. Reported number of species (total and forest occurring), of which endangered: Trees
57. Reported number of species (total and forest occurring), of which endangered: Vascular plants other than trees
58. Reported number of species (total and forest occurring), of which endangered: Ferns
59. Reported number of species (total and forest occurring), of which endangered: Mosses
60. Reported number of species (total and forest occurring), of which endangered: Lichens
61. Reported number of species (total and forest occurring), of which endangered: Mammals
62. Reported number of species (total and forest occurring), of which endangered: Birds
63. Reported number of species (total and forest occurring), of which endangered: Other vertebrates (fish, amphibians and reptiles)
64. Reported number of species (total & forest occurring), of which endangered: butterflies & moths
65. Annual averages of area of regeneration and extension of forest and natural colonization of other land over ten-year period
66. Forest regenerated by natural regeneration, natural regeneration enhanced by planting, coppice sprouting, and planting or seeding over ten-year period
67. Extension of forest (afforestation and reforestation of other wooded land)
68. Types of regeneration and extension of forest (share of annual average area over ten-year period)
69. Origin of planting material used in the forest
FOREST CONDITION AND DAMAGE TO FOREST AND OTHER WOODED LAND
70. Area of damage to forest and other wooded land
71. The heaviest annual damage by known causes which occurred in most recent ten-year period
72. Forest fires: number
73. Forest fires: total area
74. Forest fires: area of forest burned
75. Forest fires: area of other wooded land burned
76. Forest condition: percentage of all tree species showing defoliation of 25 % or more (classes 2, 3 and 4)
77. Forest condition: percentage of coniferous species showing defoliation of 25 % or more (classes 2, 3 and 4)
78. Forest condition: percentage of broadleaved species showing defoliation of 25 % or more (classes 2, 3 and 4)
PROTECTIVE AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS
79. Areas where forest and other wooded land is managed primarily for soil protection
80. Changes over time in areas where forest and other wooded land is managed primarily for soil protection
81. Area of forest and other wooded land where access
to public is legally allowed and not allowed