Germany’s forestry sector has stepped up criticism of new European Union environmental rules, arguing that proposed restoration and climate targets risk overburdening forest management without delivering commensurate benefits. Associations such as the German Forestry Council (DFWR) and the Working Group of German Forest Owners’ Associations (AGDW) have raised concerns over the EU Nature Restoration Law (NRL) and the revised LULUCF Regulation. While acknowledging the importance of biodiversity protection and carbon sequestration, they contend that the current approach is administratively heavy and economically disruptive. At the heart of the debate lies implementation. Forest owners argue that existing frameworks ...
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