Upcoming events
NordGen Forest Conference 2026
External Meeting | NordGen
Place: Bergen, Norway
The NordGen Forest Conference is an annual event bringing together forestry professionals across the Nordic region to promote knowledge exchange, collaboration, and innovation. Through presentations, discussions, and field visits, it enhances expertise in forest regeneration, forest reproductive material, seeds, and genetic resources.
Organised in close cooperation with national representatives, the conference rotates between Nordic countries. The next edition will take place in Bergen, Norway, on 8-9 September 2026.
Topics vary each year, reflecting current challenges and developments in forestry. Further details and updates on upcoming conferences are available on NordGen's website.
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OptFORESTS
Place: Padova, Italy
The OPTFORESTS 4th Annual Meeting will take place in Padova, Italy, from 22 to 24 September 2026, at the University of Padova (Beato Pellegrino). Over three days, partners will review progress, exchange results, and coordinate the final phase of the project through plenary sessions, parallel meetings, and a field visit.
As the final annual meeting before the October 2027 final conference, it will be pivotal for consolidating outcomes, aligning remaining activities, and preparing the project’s concluding deliverables and strategy.
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INRAE
Place: Metz, France
The FORESTT International Conference, “FORESTs and global environmental changes: social-ecological systems in Transition,” will take place from 5 to 7 October 2027 in Metz, France. Organised by the PEPR FORESTT programme and coordinated by INRAE, it will bring together around 1,000 researchers from across disciplines.
The programme includes plenary sessions, symposia, poster presentations, and workshops focused on forest resilience. The OptFORESTS Final Conference will be organised within the framework of this event, providing an opportunity to showcase project results and engage with the wider research community.
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