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SUMMARY:Joint Workshop | Living with storms: towards resilience and adaptation to forest disturbances
DESCRIPTION:The Forest Research Institute Baden-Württemberg\, the Swiss Federal Research Institute for Forest\, Snow and Landscape and FOREST EUROPE are organizing a joint workshop in order to exchange on the recent experiences with windstorm damages across forests in Europe\, the consequences and management strategies. Results will be directly used to develop a policy brief including recommendations for policy makers. During the event participants will have the chance to become part of a network\, establish strong partnerships across pan-Europe to prevent and better control disturbances caused by storm events. \nThe workshop is part of FOREST EUROPEs work towards the implementation of a pan-European forest risk knowledge facility (FoRISK) to support forests adaptation to changing climatic and site conditions as well as to enhance the resilience and mitigation potential of forests at a pan-European level. \n\nLoading…
URL:https://foresteurope.org/event/joint-workshop-living-with-storms-towards-resilience-and-adaptation-to-forest-disturbances/
LOCATION:Forest Research Institute Baden-Württemberg\, Germany\, Wonnhaldestraße 4\, Freiburg\, Baden-Wüttenberg\, 79100\, Germany
CATEGORIES:forest risk
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