LIFEGENMON

LIFE for European Forest Genetic Monitoring System

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Gozdni reprodukcijski material: Smernice, Semenski objekti in vrste po provenienčnih območjih

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Summer school on scientific writing, reviewing and publishing & Forest genetic monitoring knowledge transfer into practice

About LIFEGENMON
Genetic diversity ensures survival and adaptability of forest trees,
Project objectives
Sustainable forest management is based on the long-term adaptability of forest ecosystems and starts at the gene level.
Actions and means
The project team will be formed of 6 project partners from 3 countries.
Partners and people
The coordinating partner is Slovenian Forestry Institute.
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USMERITVE ZA GOSPODARJENJE Z GOZDOVI PO SKUPINAH GOZDNIH RASTIŠČNIH TIPOV

USMERITVE ZA GOSPODARJENJE Z GOZDOVI PO SKUPINAH GOZDNIH RASTIŠČNIH TIPOV

Seedling management protocol

Seedling management protocol

Protocol for the production of forest reproductive material

Protocol for the production of forest reproductive material

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About LIFEGENMON

Genetic diversity ensures survival and adaptability of forest trees under changing environmental conditions and is needed to maintain the vitality of forests to cope with pests and diseases. Forest genetic resources face a large number of increasing threats. By introducing genetic monitoring into conservation programs and sustainable forest management one has the tool in hand to assess information on relevant changes of a species and populations’ adaptive and neutral genetic variation through time. Based on indicators and their verifiers it can serve as an early warning system to aid the assessment of a species response to environmental change at a long-term temporal scale.

Partners
SFI
SFS
CNVOS
GDDAY
AWG
AUTH
COFINANCING
MOP
MKGP

The LIFEGENMON project (LIFE ENV/SI/000148) is co-financed by the European LIFE financial programme, the national ministries in Slovenia, Germany, and Greece, and all project beneficiaries.