News Wolf culling to increase in the Alps (wildlifearticles.co.uk)
by Scott Thomson · 16th October 2015 - The French government has dispatched a team of hunters in the French Alps in order to cull the native wolf population.
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News Commission outlines multiannual plan for EU Forest Strategy (ForestPress)
06-10-2015 - EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development Phil Hogan will present the Multi Annual implementation Plan (MAP) of the EU Forest Strategy to the European Parliament Agriculture Committee in Strasbourg this evening.
News Science-policy in action: the role of European forests
13 October 2015, Brussels
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It’s Autumn in America
Posted by Robert Westover, Office of Communication, U.S. Forest Service, on September 21, 2015 One of the greatest natural events in the world is starting to change — change colors that is.
Forestrailways Forest Railway the home stretch between Márianosztra-Nagyirtás rebuilding (ForestPress)
Photos - ForestPress 29 September 2015 - Passing the forest railway construction in accordance with Schedule section between Márianosztra and Nagyirtás - informs András Mizik projectmanager, Ipoly Ncl. Tóviki hunter's house in a press conference.
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The 19th Forest Week in Hungary (Forest Press)
26-09-2015 - This year more than 150 programs waiting in the woods
Press review Foxes on the Farm (permaculture.co.uk)
20-09-2015 - Tim Green Usually seen as a predatory pest, we all know Mr. Fox has a terrible reputation with farmers.
News Orbán: development of touring is an important part of the country construction (MTI)
Photo by ForestPress Budapest, September 19 2015 Galyatető - Prime Minister Viktor Orban, according to the development of touring, tourism and is an important part of the country construction, which is under the protection of the country we can not be ignored.
News Mapping wood production in European forests (efi.int)
09.09.2015 - The benefits that forests provide to people are getting increasing attention in scientific studies and decision making alike.
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Reducing Deforestation in Agricultural Commodity Supply Chains: Using Public Procurement Policy
2 September 2015 Duncan Brack, Chatham House This paper explores the potential for governments to use public procurement policy to reduce deforestation, including drawing lessons from timber procurement policies.
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Adriatic Wood Days
Dear Sirs, It is our pleasure to invite you and your colleagues to the Adriatic Wood Days, which will be held on 4th till 9th October 2015 in Dubrovnik (Mlini, Astarea and Sheraton Hotels).
News CIC Contributed To Success Of First CPW Wildlife Forum (ForestPress)
16-09-2015 - For the first time ever, on September 9th 2015, the CPW arranged a full day forum dedicated to the issue of sustainable wildlife management within the framework of the World Forestry Congress (WFC) in Durban, South Africa.
Press review How the California Drought Is Increasing the Potential for Devastating Wildfires (Time)
May 8, 2015 - Justin Worland Forest Service anticipates spending more than $1 billion and mobilizing more than 10,000 fires to fight forest fires this season.
News Forests key to climate change pact: Durban congress (phys.org)
14-09-2015 - Two major UN conferences on climate change and sustainable development must tackle the key issue of deforestation, the World Forestry Congress urged Friday.
News At least 400 California homes consumed by fire, toll seen climbing (reuters.com)
Sep 14, 2015 - LAKEPORT, Calif. | By Curtis Skinner A Northern California wildfire ranked as the most destructive to hit the drought-stricken U.S. West this year has claimed one life and burned at least 400 homes to the ground, fire officials reported on Monday, saying they expected the property toll to climb.
News The Forests and Water five year action plan launched in Durban (ForestPress)
9 September 2015 - The Forests and Water five year action plan has been launched in Durban during the third day of the 14th World Forestry Congress.
News Promoting Youth Perspectives for Sustainable Living (ForestPress)
10-09-2015 - We “youth” are tired of being called the future.
News Pre-Congress highlights – Durban 2015
06-09-2015 - Durban welcomed delegates arriving this weekend for the XIV World Forestry Congress with a number of pre-Congress events heralding a busy week ahead.
Traditions First in Forestry (firstinforestry.org)
01-09-2015 – On This Day in 1898 the Biltmore Forest School opened to students, first forestry school in US Carl Schenck and The Biltmore Forest School
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Hungary has the longest hiking line in Europe (dailynewshungary.com)
31-08-2015 - According to travelo.hu, the renew of the National Blue Circle, which is the most popular tourist route of Hungary, is nearing the end, the last elements of the HUF 2.7 billion project will be handed over in September – communications associate of the Hungarian Hiker Association said at a press conference in Pecs on Monday.
News FAO Forestry publications of the World Congress (Forest Press)
28 August 2018 - An interesting and useful compilation published by the FAO for the upcoming World Forestry Congress.
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Feeling Hungary? Go Meat Hunting (Fieldsports Britain)
26-08-2015 - By the end of this episode of Fieldsports Britain, you will have been out after boar and mouflon with Cai Ap Bryn in Hungary, you will have shot a zebra with Michaelka, you will have seen grouse-shooting, alligator fishing and found out about the shotgun cartridge specially designed for shooting down drones.
Traditions Forest Service Celebrates 150th Birthday of Founder (ForestPress)
Posted by Robert Westover, Office of Communication, U.S. Forest Service, on August 11, 2015 The life in which U.S. Forest Service founder Gifford Pinchot (link is external) was born into wasn’t much different than what millions of Downton Abbey fans have come to know through that popular PBS period drama: huge homes, servants and vast expanses of lands were the accoutrements of many in Pinchot’s class.
