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February 22, 2022 INTERFORST 2022 with focal topic “Future of silviculture”
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News Romanian Ministry of the Environment to introduce bear shooting quota
(MTI) Cluj-Napoca, February 11, 2022 - The Romanian Ministry of Environment, Water and Forestry would introduce a shooting quota to prevent bear danger.
News Two major forestry funds to reopen
February 10, 2022 - charteredforesters.org The Forestry Commission has announced that it will reopen two major grant schemes in early 2022.
News Letter: Forestry industry needs investment
‘some old growth is in critical ecosystems, some is not’ Feb. 4, 2022 5:30 a.m. - northislandgazette.com The campaign to stop logging old growth forests in B.C. is skillfully done.
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Join Jennifer Uchendu in conversation with Sarah Jaquette Ray to mark the launch of The Eco-anxiety in Africa Project (TEAP)
About this event ONCA is thrilled to host Jennifer Uchendu in conversation with Sarah Jaquette Ray to mark the launch of The Eco-anxiety in Africa Project (TEAP).
News Antibiotic notification system launched for veterinarians and wholesalers (ForestPress)
28 January 2022 - From 28 January 2022, veterinarians will be required to report monthly on antibiotics used in food-producing animals in order to combat antimicrobial resistance and use medicines responsibly.
News Edication in Sopron renewed through sectoral cooperation (ForestPress)
Sopron, January 25, 2022 - The University of Sopron is significantly transforming and developing the training of forest engineers and wood industry engineers, as well as nature conservation, game management engineering, and surveying and land management engineering courses.
Research Brown bears ‘switch habitats’ to hunt vulnerable prey
Photograph: Ben Birchall/PA - theguardian.com - Mon 24 Jan 2022 'Highly predatory’ animals emerge from hibernation and move to areas with reindeer and moose calves, finds study
News A plant that outlived dinosaurs is being poached to extinction, crime analysts warn
Copyright Getty Images/MasaoTaira EuroNews - By Lottie Limb Updated: 21/01/2022 An ancient plant that dinosaurs used to roam among may soon go extinct because of a group of avid collectors.
News EU challenges Russia at WTO over wood export restrictions
euronews.com - 22/01/2022 BRUSSELS -The European Union launched a challenge at the World Trade Organization on Friday to Russian export restrictions on wood products that the bloc says are illegal and harm its wood processing industry.
Press room XV World Forestry Congress
Title XV WORLD FORESTRY CONGRESS (WFC 2021)
News Beinn Eighe: Regenerating rainforests on UK oldest reserve
By Kevin Keane, BBC Scotland's environment correspondent - bbc.com - 20-01-2022 Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve was established in 1951
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Forestry Business Grows Trees - and Future Leaders
Monday 17 January 2022 SCOTTISH WOODLANDS GROWS TREES - AND FUTURE LEADERS Scottish Woodlands Ltd is celebrating the 5th anniversary of its graduate training programme by recruiting eight more future industry leaders.
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Old-growth logging uncertainty already impacting Vancouver Island loggers
January 14, 2022 - cheknews.ca A Nanaimo family that has worked their lives in forestry is warning there will be serious impacts if the government stops all old-growth logging.
News UN FAO Report Outlines How Wood-Based Products Fight Climate Change
November 12, 2021 - fpac.ca The United Nations’ (UN) Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) launched a report to demonstrate how renewable wood-based products can help combat climate change and achieve UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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Horgan government’s forestry policies blasted
RBC Capital Markets analyst predicts B.C. forest industry will shrink by half
Press review Without fire, trees may be more susceptible to it
srs.fs.usda.gov - 12-01-2022 Historically, fires burned North American forests very frequently.
