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Ort: Umeå
Lokal: Björken, SLU
Arrangör: SLU
Björken, SLU, Umeå
Are you interested in forest biodiversity? How to study it, measure it, and promote it through restoration, landscape planning, and protection? Then don’t miss this minisymposium!
Join us on the afternoon of 8 May 2025 for a series of inspiring presentations that span from microscopic organisms to entire landscapes, all united by one theme: forest biodiversity.
We welcome everyone with an interest in this topic—forest companies, county administrative boards, consultancy firms, researchers, and students. The event will be held live at Björken (SLU, Skogis in Umeå) and online via Zoom.
Seats are limited, so be there in time to secure a seat. Those joining online need to register to get a Zoom link.
12:00 Opening remarks, welcome. Anne-Maarit Hekkala
12:10-12:25 Doc. Anne-Maarit Hekkala, SLU, Umeå, Sweden: “What are Ecoparks and how can they help to sustain biodiversity?”
12:30-12:45Dr. Johan Svensson, SLU, Umeå, Sweden: “Mapping connectivity forests and restoration from a birds eye view on forest naturalness patters.”
12:50-13:05Prof. Tone Birkemoe, NMBU, Norway: “Towards repeated clear-cutting of boreal forests – A tipping point for biodiversity?”
13:10-13:25Dr. Kadri Runnel, University of Tartu: “The latest on dead wood and fungi from hemiboreal forests.”
FIKA 13:30-14:00 MINGEL AND FREE DISCUSSION
14:00-14:15Doc. Atte Komonen, University of Jyväskylä, Finland: “Does restoration benefit wood-decomposing fungi?”
14:20-14:35MSc. Albin Larsson Ekström SLU: “Landscape-scale forest restoration benefit a threatened longhorn beetle Tragosoma depsarium”
14:40-14:55Dr. Maria Faticov: “Deadwood restoration shapes beetle and fungal communities across tree species.”
15:00-15:15Dr. Nolan Rappa: “Responses of pollinator communities on forest restoration treatments”.
15:20-15:30Closing statements. Jörgen Sjögren, the leader of the Restoration Ecology competence area.
15:30-16:00 Free chatting and mingling with snacks.