14
May
Best practices of cedar silviculture
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The day will be in french
Best practices of cedar silviculture
Le 24 June 2025 - Erpent and Waha
Objectives
This day will enable foresters to take stock of cedar silviculture at an early age, based on 2 concrete situations. In the morning, using a cedar/spruce itinerary as a starting point, we will look again at its self-ecology and temperament in order to open the discussion on mixtures. In the afternoon, we'll look at a mature cedar stand with natural cedar regeneration underneath. There will also be time to discuss health problems and the initial results of the project. Trees for Future.
Speakers
- Julie Losseau, project manager Trees for Future
- Virginie Louis, project manager Innovative route
- Olivier Noiret, Walloon Forest Health Observatory
Programme
| 09h30 | Autoecology and site analysis Presentation of the cedar/spruce route - advantages and disadvantages Some initial results from the project Trees for Future Health update with the Walloon Forest Health Observatory |
| 12h30 | Picnic (bring your own) |
| 14h00 | Discussion of natural cedar regeneration (silvicultural practices, canopy management, etc.) |
| 16h00 | End of the day |
Practical information and prices
MEETING PLACE
It will be sent to you in the confirmation letter.
Organisational costs
- RFSB member (and family): 30€ /person
- Non-member of RSFB: 60€ /person
Registration
The day will be in french
Registration closed
