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SUMMARY:Drought adaptation of forests in Europe - Practical strategies
DESCRIPTION:FOREST EUROPE continues the journey to delve into measures we might take at regional\, national\, and international levels to support Europe’s forests to adapt to drought\, to unravel the science behind these recommendations\, and to provide practical guidance on the measures. \nRelevant topics we will cover in this second webinar on the topic of drought stress are: \n\nLook at the extreme drought event in 2018 in Central-Europe and its devastating impact on beech forests and discuss about recovery from drought stress.\nSecondly\, introduce a decision support tool used in Germany for providing forest owners with science-based choices for future mixed forest stands.\nLook at the positive effects thinnings have on drought tolerance of forests\, minimizing vulnerability to drought of existing forests in the short term.\nTalk about pine and mistletoe\, the latest scientific insights on the parasitic relationship\, and measures taken by forest management in Switzerland and Poland.\n\nThis webinar is open to everyone interested and is part of the FOREST EUROPE’s “From the roots to the canopy” series\, this time organized in collaboration with the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest\, Snow\, and Landscape Research (WSL). \nSee the agenda here. \nRegister here and participate!
URL:https://foresteurope.org/event/drought-adaptation-of-forests-in-europe-practical-strategies/
CATEGORIES:forest risk
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SUMMARY:High-Level Talks 2023 | Growing healthier forests: How can Sustainable Forest Management enhance resilience?
DESCRIPTION:FOREST EUROPE develops common strategies at the pan-European level for its 46 signatories on how to protect and sustainably manage their forests (www.foresteurope.org). The idea of this High-Level Policy Dialogue (HLPD) 2023 is based on the Bratislava Ministerial Declaration 2021 as well as the Forest Europe Work Programme priorities and follows guidance provided by the General Coordinating Committee (GCC) to react to emerging issues promptly. \nThe current scenario we are facing at the national and international forestry level leads to a critical debate: How can Sustainable Forest Management maintain and enhance resilience in your forest\, considering social\, economic\, and environmental factors?  \nThis event will be hosted by the Federal Ministry of Agriculture in Berlin having a hybrid character. FOREST EUROPE high-level policymakers responsible for forests and forestry and high-level representatives from FOREST EUROPE observer organizations and other interested stakeholders will be invited to this meeting. The interested public can join this event in Berlin or online. \nThe host of this event is the German Federal Minister of Food and Agriculture\, Mr. Cem Özdemir. Our panel discussions in Berlin will bring together ministers and other high-level policymakers with representatives of environmental organizations\, forest practitioners\, researchers\, youth\, and landowners to provide a space promoting shared understanding and synergies in the pan-European region and beyond. \nThe event will have two consecutive panel discussions where participants can interact directly with high-level speakers during the debate. To set the scene\, renowned researchers will present their latest findings. \nCheck our High-Level Talks website to stay updated.
URL:https://foresteurope.org/event/high-level-talks-2023-growing-healthier-forests-how-can-sustainable-forest-management-enhance-resilience/
LOCATION:Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (Berlin)\, Französische Strasse 1\, Berlin\, Berlin\, 10117\, Germany
CATEGORIES:resilience,Sustainable Forest Management
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