Science to Practice ‘Aprovechamiento resinero, desarrollo territorial y reto demográfico’ (Soria, 5 November de 2019). Session 2: El trabajador resinero (The resin tapper).
El oficio de resinero: barreras de entrada y condicionantes para su rentabilidad (The profession of the resin tapper: barriers to entry and determining factors for profitability), by Alejandro García Ordóñez - Pinaster Servicios Medioambientales, S.COOP. (cooperative company).
Science to Practice ‘Aprovechamiento resinero, desarrollo territorial y reto demográfico’ (Soria, 5 November 2019). Session 1: Situación y perspectivas del aprovechamiento resinero como motor de desarrollo territorial (Situation and perspectives of the use of resin as an engine of territorial development).
El interés de la resina natural ibérica (The interest of natural Iberian resin), by Jesús Prieto Saiz - Sociedad de Resinas Naturales S.L. (Private company).
Science to Practice ‘Aprovechamiento resinero, desarrollo territorial y reto demográfico’ (Soria, 5 November 2019). Session 3: Apoyo al sector resinero (Support to the resin sector).
El contrato territorial como herramienta de apoyo al colectivo resinero. SustForest Plus Project (The Territorial Contract as a support tool for the natural resins sector. SustForest Plus Project), by José Miguel García Asensio - Lawyer. PhD in Law.
Interregional Workshop 'Resin resource modelling in a context of climate change' (Madrid, 21-22 January 2019). Presentations of the Session 2. Threats & challenges for resin tapping in pine forests – what are we facing?
Climate change and forest resilience – maritime pine decline at southern Guadarrama, by Guillermo Gea (INIA).
Interregional Workshop 'Resin resource modelling in a context of climate change' (Madrid, 21-22 January 2019). Presentations of the Session 1. Resin production from pine forests: resources, inventory and monitoring – where are we?
Development of a web/Android app for resin traceability, by Javier Calvo (Cesefor. SustForest Plus Project).
Interregional Workshop 'Resin resource modelling in a context of climate change' (Madrid, 21-22 January 2019). Presentations of the Session 3. Resin yield data & models, a support for resource mobilisation – what can science tell us?
Climate and soil factors influencing individual tree resin yield, by Aida Rodriguez (Polytechnic University of Madrid, UPM).
The INCREDIBLE project aims to show how Non-Wood Forest Products (NWFP) can play an important role in supporting sustainable forest management and rural development, by creating networks to share and exchange knowledge and expertise. ‘Innovation Networks of Cork, Resins and Edibles in the Mediterranean basin’ (INCREDIBLE) promotes cross-sectoral collaboration and innovation to highlight the value and potential of NWFPs in the region.
‘Innovation Networks of Cork, Resins and Edibles in the Mediterranean basin’ (INCREDIBLE) project receives funding from the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 programme under grant agreement Nº 774632
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