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Continuous technical improvement in forest operations, biomass harvest and transportation, from the stump to the mill, through support of research, promoting network exchanges about methodologies and outstanding results.
Clusters of primary processes are:
(1) tree conversion,
(2) off-road transportation,
(3) material handling, and
(4) on-road transportation
Report by Muedanyi Ramantswana, Deputy Coordinator Division 3.00.00 – Forest operations engineering and management and Deputy Coordinator of Working Party 3.01.02 – Road engineering and
Bajo el lema “Descubriendo, aceptando desafíos, y cultivando sostenibilidad“, el congreso abordará el papel fundamental de las ciencias forestales en el manejo y conservación de
Report by Abdullah E. Akay, Deputy Coordinator IUFRO Research Group 3.01.00 Harvesting and transportation engineering On 16-18 September, 85 participants from 19 countries gathered in Ljubljana,
Read up on international oak and beech research, modern silviculture and forest engineering, nondestructive testing of wood, operational research for wildfire management, training for Ukrainian
In response to a growing need for more information exchange and collective action by various sectors, an international symposium was organized in Dehradun, India,
Science has a major role to play in embracing the complexity of the challenge of meeting future and diverse demands on forests. This includes
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