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Membership of IUFRO is open to any institution concerned with the promotion, support or conduct of research related to forests, trees and forest products.
This Working Party draws together those interested in research on the genetics of forest tree populations especially in relation to ecological and climatic influences. Genetic conservation is a prime focus; this interest includes research on genetic diversity as affected by environmental impact, environmental change and forest management, leading to implications for forestry practice.
The age of genomics has infiltrated most biological disciplines, and Forestry is no exception. Genomic tools have led to fundamental insights about the ecology and
In an interview Dr. Pia Katila, Coordinator of IUFRO's Special Project on World Forests, Society and Environment (IUFRO-WFSE), informs about the development and aims
IUFRO addresses "Gender equality in forestry" through a Task Force and through dedicated Units of its Division 6 "Social Aspects of Forests and Forestry" with