The Global Network of Forest Science Cooperation
  • Home
  • Sitemap
  • Contact
Register now! Password forgotten?

Publications

Print
2009-10-30

IUFRO News Vol. 38, Issue 10, October 2009

In this issue you can read about the IUFRO Conference held 17-20 August 2009 in Mount Gambier, South Australia on 'Meeting Multiple Demands for Forest Information: New Technologies in Forest Data Gathering'. There are also reports from the World Forestry Congress in Argentina and the successful IUFRO activities there, for example, the symposium on "Emerging issues in forest science". As usual, you will find a section on latest publications, announcements including, among other things, Forest Day 3 at the upcoming Copenhagen Climate Summit, and, of course, a selection of IUFRO and non-IUFRO meetings.



To read the full text please choose among the PDF and Word options:

IUFRO News 10, 2009 (PDF)
IUFRO News 10, 2009 (Word document)


Publications Archive

LATEST PUBLICATIONS

2010-07-28

Highlighting IUFRO's significant forest science activities and interdisciplinary cooperation as well as its initiatives to promote scientific knowledge to international forest policy in 2009...

2010-06-30

The Rusts of Forest Trees conference in Italy, the conference on People, Forests and the Environment: Coexisting in Harmony held in Morocco and a workshop on Diseases of Tropical Trees held in Uganda...

2010-06-01

This issue includes reports from the "SmallWood 2010" and "Adaptation of Forest Ecosystems to Air Pollution and Climate Change" conferences as well as information about a new IUFRO Policy Brief.

2010-04-29

Forest pathogens increasingly threaten forest health and productivity. Particularly destructive have been species of Phytophthora. This issue reports from the 5th IUFRO meeting on Phytophthora.

2010-03-31

The ecology and silviculture of Mediterranean pines with a focus on climate change, its potential effects and adaptive solutions as well as the importance of urban forests and an update on GFEP are...

Design, CMS, Programming plan2net TYPO3