ATTENTION CHANGE OF DATE!
(23 June, not 26 June)

Objectives

Continuous cover mixed silviculture (CCMS) is a silvicultural strategy whose aim is to produce quality timber while minimising investment and ensuring all the other functions of the forest. This type of silviculture is essentially based on the use of natural processes, which are supported by targeted actions. The aim is to maintain the continuity of the canopy (avoiding clear-cutting) and to make maximum use of natural regeneration (although planting is not ruled out).

The day will be devoted to discovering the SMCC and is intended for beginners. During a visit to an estate where SMCC is becoming increasingly widespread, we will look at various concepts (targeted work in regeneration, hammering in irregular conditions, designation of objective trees, light management, diversification through planting, etc.). Several practical exercises on these different subjects will be proposed.

Speakers

• Julie Losseau and Nicolas DassonvilleSociété Royale Forestière de Belgique trainers
• Daniel and Jean-Charles de VironGroupement forestier de Biron Recogne

Programme (PDF format)

Practical information and prices

MEETING PLACE
It will be sent to you in the confirmation letter.

Organisational costs to be paid on site :

SRFB member (and family): €20/person

Non SRFB member: €40/person

Practical information and prices

MEETING PLACE
It will be sent to you in the confirmation letter.

Organisational costs

• RFSB member (and family): 20€ /person
• Non-member of RSFB: 40€ /person