Sustainable forest management – Social forests, model forests and beyond

About the Webinar

Join us for an engaging session organized by the Energy & Environment Working Group exploring how sustainable forest management intertwines with social well-being, community participation, and ecosystem preservation.

This webinar will introduce the concept of Social Forests — a model that empowers communities to take an active role in the sustainable use and conservation of forests. Participants will also discover how these initiatives fit within the broader framework of Model Forests and sustainable development.

Expect insights from ongoing forestry management projects and learn about different collaboration opportunities in forestry-related initiatives.

Objectives

• Present ongoing projects on forestry management.
• Set the concept of Social Forests in the larger perspective of Model Forests.
• Explore different ways to collaborate on forestry-related projects.

Key Takeaways

• Inspiration from practical examples in Andorra and Poland.
• Insights into the Marteloscope open-air forestry laboratory.
• Lessons learned from the implementation of Social Forests and Model Forests methodologies.

Target Audience

• Living Labs interested in working with forest representatives as stakeholders.
• Individuals or organizations interested in forestry-related projects or in integrating forestry stakeholders into their initiatives.

Organizers

Ewelina Czujko-Moszyk, PSNC Future Labs, and Patricia Borges, Andorra Living Lab.

Agenda 

Interested to participate? You can register by accessing this link.