This month's newsletter starts with announcing open registrations for the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week (8MFW).
EFIMED News
EFIMED’s June newsletter: seeding solutions for resilient forests and more!
This month’s newsletter leads with a crucial policy summary from the European Forest Genetic Resources Programme (EUFORGEN).
EFIMED May Newsletter: Mediterranean Forest Week website launch and exciting opportunities await!
The May edition of EFIMED’s newsletter is out! This month, the bulletin opens with a top story on the launch of the website of the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week (8MFW), that serves as a central hub for all information regarding the upcoming event.
EFIMED’s April newsletter: non-stop activity with lots of webinars and project updates!
This year's first EUFORGEN webinar, in collaboration with EFI Mediterranean and Biocities Facility, takes centre stage in April's EFI Mediterranean Network News.
EFIMED welcomes Dr Bruno Fady as new visiting researcher
Collaboration across the region for the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week
Preparations for the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week (8MFW) are advancing apace.
EFIMED's spring newsletter comes in full bloom!
The European Forest Institute warmly welcomes spring with a newsletter full of news from the Mediterranean network and beyond!
The threat to Italy’s iconic stone pines
Stone pines are under attack by an invasive scale insect. Efforts at control have been somewhat successful, although eradication is unlikely.
Save the date for the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week!
Please reserve your calendar for the next edition of the Mediterranean Forest Week (MFW), from 4 to 8 November 2024, focusing on the restoration of forest ecosystems in the Mediterranean region.
The MFW serves as a platform for cooperation among researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders, fostering dialogue on the challenges faced by Mediterranean forests.
New project seeks market solutions to support forest benefits and services
Climate change, Ecosystem services, Forest management, Forest owners, Mediterranean, Research, Rural development, Sustainability
A new Horizon Europe project targets the potential of market-based approaches as incentives for forest owners to manage their forests to provide valuable benefits and services to society.