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Coppice Brno 2015

The Conference "Coppice forests: past, present and future" was held in Brno, CZ from April 9th to 11th and over 130 participants attended.

The EuroCoppice Action cooperated with the Conference by placing our WG 2 & 4 meeting directly prior to the Conference, allowing members to attend both easily. Many of the EuroCoppice members held presentations at the Coppice Conference.

                                 ** We were especially pleased to see young researcher who had taken part                                      

  in STSMs and our Training School in Sarajevo presenting at the Conference! **

 

 

Please follow these links for the:

Conference Book of Abstracts

Conference Website

Final Conference Timetable

Publications on "Coppice" Collection in iForest 

--> The Introduction to the iForest Collection mentions EuroCoppice & several articles are by Action Members

 

 

EuroCoppice & COST were also presented in the Conference plenary:

COST FP1301 EuroCoppice Presentation at Coppice Conference, Brno 2015

Unrau, Alicia

 

 

Conference Presentations: 1st authors are EuroCoppice members

- sorted by last name - EuroCoppice Members in italics -

 

Traditional coppice in South East England: the importance of workforce engagement for development
Bartlett, Debbie

 

Impact of commercial willow Short Rotation Coppice plantation on water and soil

Dimitriou, Ioannis; Mola-Yudego, Blas (not presented due to conflicting responsibilities)

 

Forest management history and its environmental impacts in SW Slovakia (case studies)

Feher, Alexander

 

Coppicing ability and biomass production of downy birch (Betula pubescens Ehrh.) – 4-year results

Hytönen, Jyrki

 

Economic feasibility of growing short-rotation coppiced birch on cutaway peatlands for bioenergy

Jylhä, Paula; Hytönen, Jyrki; Ahtikoski, Anssi

 

Survey of management of private owned coppice forests in Latvia

Lazdina, Dagnija; Donis, Janis; Lazdins, Andis

 

Rotation-end comparisons for Eucalyptus regeneration regimes (coppice versus replant) on four contrasting sites, South Africa

Little, Keith MacMillan

 

Integrating forest management into conservation objectives: coppice management and forest habitats in Natura 2000 and Emerald network sites

Mairota, Paola; Suchomel, Christian; Conedera, Marco; Verheyen, Kris; Heinsoo, Katrin; Buckely, Peter

 

Management of coppice forests in Romania – a historical approach

Nicolescu, Valeriu-Norocel; Hernea, Cornelia

 

The effect of harvesting on stump mortality and re-sprouting in aged oak coppice forests

Pyttel, Patrick; Fischer, Ulrich; Bauhus, Jürgen

 

Structure, utilization and motivation of management of private owned coppice forests – a case study from South West Germany

Suchomel, Christian; Jotz, Sarah

 

Operational short rotation woody crop plantations: manual or mechanised harvesting?

Vanbeveren, Stefan; Schweier, Janine; Berhongaray, Gonzalo; Ceulemans, Reinhart 

 

 

Conference Posters: 1st authors are EuroCoppice members

 

Production of wood from Populus nigra L. clones over two rotations
Novotná, Kateřina; Štochlová, Petra; Benetka, Vojtěch

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