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Luke at the IUFRO 2024 World Congress
We are delighted to be taking part in the IUFRO 2024 World Congress in Stockholm from 24-28 June. Meet us at the SNS Nordic Pavilion in the entrance hall and listen to the 40 and more high level presentations from Luke's scientists throughout the week.
Where to find us at IUFRO 2024
Welcome to meet us at SNS Nordic pavilion（https://nordicforestresearch.org/blog/2024/05/31/program-for-the-sns-nordic-pavilion-at-the-iufro-world-congress/） close to the entrance! The SNS pavilion is focused on Nordic collaboration and hosts many interesting events as well as a lounge area. Together with our partners, we arrange two events at the pavilion.
Monday, 24 th June
Forest research institutes present: Towards competitive sustainability and well-being of people from European forests. | SNS Nordic pavilion, 12:45–13:30
Tuesday, 25 th June
Sustainable forestry: Exploring continuous cover forestry in Northern Europe (panel discussion). | SNS Nordic pavilion, 8:30–9:30
Policy Briefs launched at the IUFRO 2024 congress
Continuous cover forestry in northern boreal forests : opportunities and challenges（https://www.luke.fi/en/publications/policy-brief-continuous-cover-forestry-in-northern-boreal-forests-opportunities-and-challenges）
Our researchers' presentations
Luke's scientists have more than 40 high-level presentations, posters, chair duties and other events at the IUFRO 2024 World Congress. Consult the list below from Monday to Friday to find the ones relevant to you. You can also find the scientific programme on the congress website（https://iufro2024.com/detailed-programme/）.
Monday, 24th June
Time Location Title Presenter
12:45-13:30 SNS Nordic pavilion Forest research institutes present: Towards competitive sustainability and security from European forests CEO Johanna Buchert and partners
12:45-12:50 Poster Stand 4 Analyzing spatial distribution of crop trees in spruce-birch mixed stands before precommercial thinning Lauri Männistö
13-14 K21 The friendly forest 2050: Towards a new emphasis on social values and recreational needs in forests for the common good (side event) Liisa Tyrväinen (panelist)
13:30-13:35 Poster Stand 27 Futures of European forests and forestry Minna Räty
16-16:20 T5 Effects of intensive thinnings on wood production and carbon sequestration in boreal Scots pine stands Saija Huuskonen
16-16:15 K11 Fine root biomass and production in European forests Timo Domisch
16:15-16:30 K11 Soil carbon pool may become vulnerable by waterlogging in forested peatlands Jouni Kilpeläinen
16:25-16:32 K24 Gamified learning of long-term opportunities and limitations of forests in climate change mitigation Lauri Mehtätalo
17:01-17:13 K22 Optimizing thinning scheduling, carbon stocks, and wood supply in Mediterranean pine plantations under the risk of fire Mauricio Acuna
Tuesday, 25th June
Time Location Title Presenter
8:30-9:30 SNS Nordic pavilion Sustainable forestry: Exploring continuous cover forestry in Northern Europe (panel discussion) Saija Huuskonen (chair) and the book authors
8:30-10:30 B3 Collaborating for boreal forests futures Raisa Mäkipää (co-chair)
9:10-9:20 B3 Changing disturbance regimes and forest landscapes in Fennoscandia Juha Honkaniemi
8:30-10:30 K23 Ensuring healthy trees for high quality wood products Pekka Saranpää (co-cair)
9:50-10:10 K23 Precision forestry for reducing the impacts of root rot in boreal forests Mikko Peltoniemi
9:10-9:30 A6 New pathogen, Diplodia sapinea, in Finland: genetic tools aiming to determine the factors leading to increased virulence of the pathogen in Scots pine Eeva Terhonen
10:25-10:30 B6 Merging soil moisture forecasts and rolling resistance data by a forest harvester for predicting site trafficability and soil damages Aura Salmivaara
12:55-13 Poster Stand 23 Genetics of adaptive seedling traits in Scots pine - views from natural and breeding populations Sonja Kujala
13:30-13:35 Poster Stand 4 The trade-offs between timber production and forest grouse occupancy become harsher at larger spatial scale in the boreal production forests Adriano Mazziotta
13:45-13:50 Poster Stand 6 Climate change induced risks for forestry and forest owners’ willingness to join the voluntary carbon schemes Emmi Haltia