European Bioregions Facility
Representatives from some of the most highly innovative regions of Europe (Basque Country, North Karelia and North Rhine-Westphalia) gathered together under the umbrella of the European Forest Institute (EFI) and
Representatives from some of the most highly innovative regions of Europe (Basque Country, North Karelia and North Rhine-Westphalia) gathered together under the umbrella of the European Forest Institute (EFI) and
The REINFFORCE network presented at the conference “Managing forests in the 21st century” Addressing the need to increase the adaptation and mitigation capacity of European forests to climate change impacts,
Introduction of the low carbon label in Nouvelle-Aquitaine (France) The CRPF Nouvelle-Aquitaine presented simulation results aimed at estimating the implementation effects of the low carbon label in the region during
Governing and managing forests for multiple ecosystem services across the globe, Bonn, Germany Feb 26, 2020 – Feb 27, 2020 The conference was organized by EFI in collaboration with more
Innovation in tree to tree technology Watch a logging animation from Scion (New Zealand) of how a robot can swing from tree to tree and might carry out forestry tasks
50 years of forestry education in New Zealand The School of Forestry / Te Kura Ngahere is pleased to announce a conference and celebration in recognition of 50 years at
Supported by Alliance Forêts Bois, APESA, Biolandes, DRT, Bordeaux Euratlantique, Groupama Forêts Assurances and the Jacques and Françoise Lescouzères Foundation, the BioForTer Chair aims to offer concrete solutions to the
The Better Eucalypt project is an education, research and knowledge transfer project aiming towards the promotion of good management practices in eucalypt plantations among industrial and non-industrial owners, and hosted
E-globulus is a free online platform for knowledge transfer in forestry of eucalyptus sustainable forest management, carried by RAIZ. This is an innovative tool aiming to provide advisory services to
The aim of PerForm is to better understand regional disparities of national bioeconomy policies and perceptions of a forest-based bioeconomy. The main outcomes of this cooperation network are an online