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SUMMARY:Recreation Services of Forests / LCs' Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION: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. \nJoin our next IFSA Local Committees’ Webinar Series to get broader information about “Recreation Services of Forests” from different perspectives. \nThe webinar will be held in English on the 8th of February at 12:00 PM UTC. \nZoom Meeting ID: 986 8673 3210 (No registration needed.)  \nSpeakers: \n\nDr. Tessa Hegetschweiler\, Swiss Federal Institute for Forest\nDr. Hasan Tezcan Yıldırım\, Istanbul University-Cerrahpaşa\n\nOrganizers: \n\nLC Zürich (Akademische Forstkommission) ETH Zürich\n\n\nLC Istanbul (Istanbul Forestry Students’ Association) Istanbul University-Cerrahpaşa
URL:https://ifsa.net/event/recreation-services-of-forests-lcs-webinar-series/
LOCATION:Zoom
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ORGANIZER;CN="LC Istanbul (Turkey)":MAILTO:istanbul@lc.ifsa.net
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SUMMARY:Forest policy in Europe: Are things getting done?
DESCRIPTION:How are new insights in forestry implemented into practice?\nHow can forest and agricultural policies be intertwined in a future-proof way?\nIs the Common Agricultural Policy in line with the European Green Deal?\nHow can forest policy tackle climate change?\nHow can a bottom-up approach in policy implementation be useful to manage complex phenomena like land abandonment?\n\nThese questions and many more can arise when thinking about forest policy in Europe. Policies are powerful and necessary tools that guide decisions to achieve common goals like sustainable and resilient forests. However\, to achieve these goals\, they have to be well-designed. \nDuring this webinar in English\, 3 keynote speakers will help us to understand the jungle of current and future European forest policies. \nZoom meeting\nID: 996 2982 2945\nPassword: 843279\nNo registration needed \nProgramme: \n\nShort introduction by IFSA LC’s\n‘Nature forest and agricultural policies intertwined’ by Prof. Myriam Dumortier (UGent)\n‘Climate change governance: forest and nature conservation’ by Dr. Jelena Nedeljkovic (University of Belgrade)\n‘Land abandonment and spontaneous reforestation: policies and people’ by Theresa Frei (European Forest Institute)\nPanel discussion: shoot your questions!
URL:https://ifsa.net/event/forest-policy-in-europe-are-things-getting-done/
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ORGANIZER;CN="LC Ghent":MAILTO:ghent@lc.ifsa.net
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SUMMARY:Nigerian Forestry Students & Graduates Roundtable
DESCRIPTION: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.  \nForestry education in different countries is undergoing changes according to the national settings. While in some countries the number of students is growing or at least stable\, in others the number of students is declining. As a consequence\, funding for forestry education might decline and forestry education institutes are at risk in some countries. \nJoin us on the Forestry Roundtable for the Month of February as we host Alex Onatunji\, the IFSA coordinator\, Joint IUFRO-IFSA Task Force on Forest Education and a ERASMUS MEDFOR Scholar. Alex will be helping us understand the CURRENT STATE OF FORSTRY EDUCATION IN AFRICA: A YOUTH PERSPECTIVE. \nAdditionally\, Alex will be sharing his story on how he got into forestry and the opportunities forestry students and graduates in Africa can maximize. \nYou can join the session via zoom using this link: https://zoom.us/j/91319001154 or using ID: 91319001154.
URL:https://ifsa.net/event/forestry-roundtable/
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