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FORESTS´ FUTURE 2021
Consequences of Bark Beetle Calamity for the Future of Forestry in Central Europe
March 23rd – 24th 2021
Session 1: CURRENT AND FORESEEN BARK BEETLE INFESTATION IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
- Current state of bark beetle outbreaks in Poland. Tomasz Jaworski, Tomasz Jabłoński, Iwona Skrzecz, Wojciech Grodzki
- Development of bark beetle outbreaks in Slovakia from 1960 to 2020. Andrej Kunca, Jozef Vakula, Christo Nikolov, Andrej Gubka, Milan Zúbrik, Juraj Galko, Michal Lalík, Roman Leontovyč, Slavomír Rell
- The ongoing outbreak of Ips typographus in Northern Austria. Gernot Hoch, Gottfried Steyrer
- Recent bark beetle damages in the Federal State of Bavaria, Germany. Hannes Lemme, Christoph Sikora, Karin Bork, Conny Triebenbacher, Andreas Hahn
- Forest damages in the Federal State of Saxony during the extreme years 2018–2020. Sven Sonnemann, Lutz-Florian Otto, Franz Matschulla, Michael Hodel
- Recent spruce bark beetle calamity in Czechia. Miloš Knížek, Jan Liška, Jan Lubojacký
- Impacts and management of the current and previous bark beetle outbreaks in Switzerland. Sophie Strohecker, Irina Vögtli, Martin Bader, Valentin Queloz, Eckehard Brockerhoff
- The spruce bark beetle outbreak in Sweden initiated by the exceptionally warm and dry 2018 summer. Martin Schroeder
- Spruce bark beetle monitoring program and Forest protection practices in Latvia. Agnis Šmits, Ingars Siliņš, Līva Legzdiņa
- Spruce bark beetle attacks in the forests of Romania managed by the forest state administration between 2015 and 2020. Mihai-Leonard Duduman, Nicolai Olenici, Constantin Nețoiu
- Bark beetle infestation in Slovenia: causes, current state, impacts, lessons learned and perspective. Damjan Oražem, Andreja Kavčič, Barbara Piškur, Maarten de Groot, Nikica Ogris
- Ice storm calamity of late February 2014 and storm „Vaia“ in October 2018 – two climatic events that incited the most severe spruce bark beetle outbreak in the long history of organized forestry in Croatia. Boris Hrašovec, Milivoj Franjević, Željko Kauzlarić, Darko Pleskalt
Session 2: ECOLOGY OF CLEAR-CUTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS
- Impact of bark beetle outbreaks on carbon sequestration in Slovak forests. Ivan Barka, Tibor Priwitzer
- Carbon balance on differently managed forest sites after large scale destruction. Peter Fleischer, Peter Fleischer jr., Rozkošný Jozef
- Changes in upper organic soil layer as a result of clear-cutting. Vít Šrámek, Věra Fadrhonsová, Kateřina Neudertová Hellebrandová, Radek Novotný, Monika Vejpustková
- The fungal communities associated with the first UK breeding population of the bark beetle Ips typographus include potentially invasive pathogens. Angelina Ceballos-Escalera, Alfried Vogler
- Changes in biodiversity as a result of bark beetle outbreaks. Eckehard G. Brockerhoff, Martin Bader, Martin Gossner, Sophie Stroheker, Beat Wermelinger
Session 3: FOREST REGENERATION – REPRODUCTIVE MATERIAL AND SILVICULTURE APPROACHES
- Contributions of tree breeding to create forests for the future. Heino Wolf, Maria del Carmen Dacasa Rüdinger, Marianne Kadolsky, Wolfgang Hüller, Christian Steinke
- National Forest Tree Seed Bank. Pavel Kotrla, Josef Cafourek, Lena Bezděčková, Hana Bajajová, Kamila Surovcová
- The Kostrzyca Forest Gene Bank. Czesław Kozioł, Michał Raj
- Alternative ways of calamity clearings restoration using birch and poplar as pioneer tree species. Václav Buriánek, Helena Cvrčková, Luďka Čížková, Jan Leugner, Pavlína Máchová, Olga Trčková
- Natural regeneration in the area after bark beetle calamity in the Beskidy Mountains (Poland). Tadeusz Zachara, Sławomir Ambroży
- Reforestation on salvage clear cuts and following silviculture management of new stands in the Czech Republic. Jan Leugner, Ondřej Špulák, Jiří Souček, David Dušek, Dušan Kacálek, Jiří Novák
- Adaptive forest management in Slovenian spruce Forests. Matjaž Čater, Tom Levanič, Aleksander Marinšek, Primož Simončič
- FORRISK Cross-border risk management in forestry in consequence of bark beetle calamity (information on project Intterreg ATCZ251). Radek Pokorný, Dalibor Šafařík
Session 4: ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES
- Sustainability of Czech forest management during the bark beetle calamity. Martin Fojt, Stanislav Janský
- Tiny but powerful: How bark beetles are changing forest policies. Norbert Weber
- Cross-border forest risk management – Economic and Forest Policy. Eduard Hochbichler, Thomas Resl, Dalibor Šafařík
- Towards a pan-European forest risk knowledge mechanism. Jens Haertel