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Webinar – Let’s Talk About Planted Forests – Clonal Forestry – Our speakers
6 September 2022
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This month, Let’s Talk About Planted Forests will address the subject of clonal forestry. To discuss this subject, the IEFC invited 3 experts. Here’s a quick overview of our speakers
Armand Clopeau (FCBA) – Resin harvesting, a new market for plantation forests in Europe
23 June 2022
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Research on maritime pine resilience and bioeconomy: Contribution of the European project B4EST
14 December 2021
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The B4EST consortium, in collaboration is organizing a symposium on latest studies on maritime pine resilience and bioeconomy. Register now !
IEFC commentary on the EU Councils conclusions on the new EU Forest Strategy to 2030.
14 December 2021
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The Institut Europeen de la Foret Cultivee (IEFC) a while regretting that the new EU Forest Strategy was not developed in conjunction with the Member States and stakeholders (also remarked
Dr. Nick Mc Carthy, President IEFC presented their new Strategic Plan and new tools to foster networking at the IEFC General Assembly in Cestas, France.
13 December 2021
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The General Assembly of the Institut Europeen de la Foret Cultivee (IEFC) was held recently in Cestas Bordeaux, France. The current President of the IEFC Dr. Nick Mc Carthy WIT
Towards intelligent information management of complex forests in South West Europe
13 December 2021
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The social and economic value of mixed plantations and irregular forests in SUDOE is little known and not taken into account in policy decisions and territorial development. Limited information sharing
A new version of the Silvalert application developed for the reporting of hylobius abietis in the Hylobe meta-project
10 December 2021
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The weevil (Hylobius abietis, L.) is the main pest of young softwood plantations in Europe and also in France. This insect wreaks havoc in pine, spruce, Douglas fir or larch
From the birds’ eye perspective to actions on the ground: SUPERB to promote forest restoration and adaptation across Europe
6 December 2021
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Imagine you were a bird flying over Europe. You would see cities and villages, rivers, agricultural landscape, and forests covering almost one-third of Europe. You will distinguish many different types