Seminar held in English by Paolo Tarolli - Professor in Integrated Watershed Management and Water Resources Management at University of Padua (Italy)
You're invited to participate in the IFSA Local Committee's Webinar Series! IFSA LC CHAUPEA (Mexico), LC Istanbul (Turkey), and LC AEFUL (Canada), 3 local committees from 3 different regions are in collaboration to organize a webinar with this year's World Soil Day campaign by FAO: "Keep soil alive, protect soil [...]
In this Webinar we aim to discuss the role of planted forests on reducing the pressure over primary forests in the Tropics, as a provider of non-wood forest products and of ecosystem services. Also go into the importance of the presence of primary/non-productive forests in tropical regions and the sustainable [...]
In this webinar, we want to discuss Agroforestry as a tool for Sustainable Development, Food Security, and Ecological Restoration/Preservation. Therefore we have invited Joana Amaral Paulo from ISA/CEF and EURAF who will discuss modern and traditional agroforestry systems and practices in view of agroforestry systems as a means of reducing [...]
We will be discusing one of the primary factors regarding the use of forest resources - the ownership of our forests. The FAO definition of forest ownership implies exclusive legal rights over the forest resource, including the right to fully control and utilize the forests. However, it is necessary to [...]
The development of forests for recreation is seen as an important aspect of sustainable forestry and there is increasing recognition of the wide-ranging benefits that forests provide to society. Today, recreation is perhaps the most important non-timber service provided by forests. Join our next IFSA Local Committees’ Webinar Series to [...]
How are new insights in forestry implemented into practice? How can forest and agricultural policies be intertwined in a future-proof way? Is the Common Agricultural Policy in line with the European Green Deal? How can forest policy tackle climate change? How can a bottom-up approach in policy implementation be useful [...]
According to FAO, a changing society changes its demands on forests. Although global interests in forest are translated into international forest or environmental issues (treaties on biodiversity, certification of forest management or products, etc.) changes of demands at the national level are different. Forestry education in different countries is undergoing [...]
The European Forest Institute (EFI), the European Forum on Urban Forestry (EFUF), and the Horizon 2020 CLEARING HOUSE project invite you to two days of integrated activities on urban forestry (March 23-24 2021). This online event is targeted at advanced practitioners, established researchers, sector leading policymakers, and those wishing to [...]
The European Forest Institute (EFI), the European Forum on Urban Forestry (EFUF), and the Horizon 2020 CLEARING HOUSE project invite you to two days of integrated activities on urban forestry (March 23-24 2021). This online event is targeted at advanced practitioners, established researchers, sector leading policymakers, and those wishing to [...]
The European Forest Institute (EFI), the European Forum on Urban Forestry (EFUF), and the Horizon 2020 CLEARING HOUSE project invite you to two days of integrated activities on urban forestry (March 23-24 2021). This online event is targeted at advanced practitioners, established researchers, sector leading policymakers, and those wishing to [...]
This first episode wants to discuss the #metoo (#slutavverkat) movement in the Swedish forestry sector and the chain of reactions it generated. From there, an analysis of the importance and impact that networks have will follow, discussing the case of NYKS, a network for women and non-binary professionals that was created in Sweden. Additionally, the role of gender and social relations in organizations will be discussed. Speakers: - Maria Johansson, Researcher and Lecturer, Swedish University of Agricultural Science (SLU) - Elin Olofsson, Business Development Manager, SCA, & Vice Chairwoman of NYKS
This second episode wants to offer the perspectives of women who have already established their careers in the forestry field as a source of inspiration for future generations of foresters. The personal experiences and points of view of the women who have preceded us will offer the opportunity to understand how gender has played a role throughout their careers and to reflect on present times. This will stimulate a conversation with youth in forestry who are about to start their careers. In addition to generating understanding and mutual support, young foresters are invited to put these stories in relation to their own experience, which can help to understand how to best approach the challenges surrounding gender.
