Climate change brings both opportunities and risks for forestry. While warmer temperatures and longer growing seasons may boost forest growth and expand tree species options, they also increase threats like drought, pests, forest fires, and wind damage. Forests struggle to keep pace with these rapid changes.
Adapting effectively requires local solutions tailored to specific conditions, risks, and vulnerabilities. This calls for strong collaboration among foresters, researchers, advisors, industry, and public agencies.
Join us on 29 October for a seminar and workshop focused on practical, locally driven strategies for climate adaptation in forestry. We welcome stakeholders from all sectors, including forestry professionals, government agencies, advisory services, industry, finance, and education.
Meeting at Forestry course, Mjøsbrygga, Tårnvegen 41, Brumunddal on 29 October.