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The 25th anniversary Colloquium on Forest Ecosystem Monitoring - in pictures

The event brought together more than 300 participants including ONF personnel and private forest managers, researchers from around the world, teachers and students, representatives from various institutions and associations, business representatives and journalists

Upon arrival, all participants received a badge and welcome kit with colloquium documentation

The RENECOFOR rucksack with the participants’ welcome kit

Each welcome kit contained the publication, “RENECOFOR – Forest Observatory and Human Adventure”, which shares the experiences of the men and women active in the Network.

A photography exhibit of the portraits of certain RENECOFOR agents or historic partners was inspired by the publication.

Annemarie Bastrup-Birk of the European Environmental Agency gives a presentation entitled: “Questions and the stakes in forest monitoring at the European level”.

Christine Deleuze from the ONF introduces one of the colloquium themes: “What role do forests play in atmospheric carbon sequestration?”

During breaks, exchanges flowed freely among participants

Anne Probst from the CNRS introduces the colloquium theme: “Persistent pollutants and their dynamics in forest ecosystems”

After each presentation, questions and comments were taken from the audience

Laure Gandois from the CNRS responds to questions concerning heavy metals in forest ecosystems

Marco Ferretti, President of the international ICP Forests programme, introduces the colloquium theme: “Forest monitoring at the pan-European scale”

The audience listens to Marco Ferretti

Nils König of the Northwest German Forest Institute (NW-FVA) during his presentation: “A long history of quality control and improving measurement accuracy to enhance comparability among European forest-monitoring systems”

In addition to the plenaries, a poster presentation area open to participants broadened the scope of the colloquium and further nourished exchanges

A special area was reserved for the exhibit: “Plants throughout the seasons”, which showcased plant phenology in a context of climate change

Fabrice Bonne from the INRA, co-author of the book “Plants throughout the seasons”, demonstrates his water-colour painting techniques

@ Luc Croisé / ONF

The event brought together more than 300 participants including ONF personnel and private forest managers, researchers from around the world, teachers and students, representatives from various institutions and associations, business representatives and journalists

Upon arrival, all participants received a badge and welcome kit with colloquium documentation

The RENECOFOR rucksack with the participants’ welcome kit

Each welcome kit contained the publication, “RENECOFOR – Forest Observatory and Human Adventure”, which shares the experiences of the men and women active in the Network.

A photography exhibit of the portraits of certain RENECOFOR agents or historic partners was inspired by the publication.

Annemarie Bastrup-Birk of the European Environmental Agency gives a presentation entitled: “Questions and the stakes in forest monitoring at the European level”.

Christine Deleuze from the ONF introduces one of the colloquium themes: “What role do forests play in atmospheric carbon sequestration?”

During breaks, exchanges flowed freely among participants

Anne Probst from the CNRS introduces the colloquium theme: “Persistent pollutants and their dynamics in forest ecosystems”

After each presentation, questions and comments were taken from the audience

Laure Gandois from the CNRS responds to questions concerning heavy metals in forest ecosystems

Marco Ferretti, President of the international ICP Forests programme, introduces the colloquium theme: “Forest monitoring at the pan-European scale”

The audience listens to Marco Ferretti

Nils König of the Northwest German Forest Institute (NW-FVA) during his presentation: “A long history of quality control and improving measurement accuracy to enhance comparability among European forest-monitoring systems”

In addition to the plenaries, a poster presentation area open to participants broadened the scope of the colloquium and further nourished exchanges

A special area was reserved for the exhibit: “Plants throughout the seasons”, which showcased plant phenology in a context of climate change

Fabrice Bonne from the INRA, co-author of the book “Plants throughout the seasons”, demonstrates his water-colour painting techniques

The event brought together more than 300 participants including ONF personnel and private forest managers, researchers from around the world, teachers and students, representatives from various institutions and associations, business representatives and journalists

Les thématiques

• Renecofor
• Plans nationaux d'action
• European projects
• Forêts et Grande Guerre
• Dunes et forêts du littoral atlantique

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