holistic management of emerging forest pests and diseases
7th IUFRO International Workshop on the Genetics of Tree-Parasite Interactions in Forestry Understanding forest tree-antagonistic interactions in a changing world
Read more about the event here.Stable Isotopes in Forest Ecosystem Research
The SIFER event is a doctoral course which aims to provide a broad introduction to the use of stable isotopes in forest ecosystem research.
Registration will open in March, 2021.
Programme and more information available here.
Summer School FORMON - Long-term Forest Monitoring
The 2021 Summer School FORMON aims towards MSc, PhD, and post-doctoral students. Its principal aim is to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the concepts, approaches, and available data infrastructure of long-term forest monitoring. It is supported by ICP Forests, the SwissForestLab, and NFZ.forestnet.
More information here.
NFZ Summer School on Emerging pests and diseases in European Forests
The Summere School is designed for PhD students, young researchers, and Master's students interested in understanding the biology and the epidemiology of emerging pests and diseases in temperature forests, and gaining insight into the consequences for forest management.
The summer school is organised by AgroParisTech, INRAE, Université de Lorraine (France).
Further information about registration and participation here.
Socio-Ecological Conflicts in Forest Management: Risks of (Not) Adapting?
Find out more about the event here.International Plant Health Conference "Protecting Plant Health in a changing world"
The first International Plant Health Conference will be convened in Helsinki on 28 June - 1 July 2021 on the theme “Protecting Plant Health in a Changing World”. Hosted by the government of Finland, the Conference will be one of the key events of the International Year of Plant Health.
The following four themes will be discussed in a series of workshops, scientific and regulatory symposia and side events:
- plant health and international trade;
- the potential of plant health to contribute to a hunger-free world;
- plant health’s contribution to climate action and the preservation of life on land;
- plant health and development.
The conference aims to attract participants at a scientific, technical and regulatory level, in addition to a general audience of concerned citizens.
For further information and registration follow the link - http://www.fao.org/plant-health-2020/events/events-detail/en/c/1250609/.
Foliar, Shoot, Stem and Rust Diseases of Trees - Forest Diseases During Global Crises
Read more about the event here.EU Green Week
The High Level Virtual Conference of the EU Green Week is the key event of the biggest EU event series for climate action that take place annually.
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Biological invasions in forests: trade, ecology and management
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The XV World Forestry Congress - Building a Green, Healthy and Resilient Future with Forests is going to focus on the topics of bioeconomy and forest resilience.
Information about the conference and participation could be found on the WFC2021 website.