Social configurations and their impact on forest management in the South West of France (13th-17th)

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• Effective forest management relies heavily on understanding local social configurations, which influence practices.
• Key evidence suggests diverse stakeholder engagement leads to enhanced biodiversity and ecosystem services.
• The analysis utilizes qualitative methods to explore interactions between communities and forest management strategies.
• This highlights the need for inclusive approaches in forest policy to ensure sustainable management outcomes.