The outputs of the SUPERB project help point the way forward.
Conference: “Agroforestry in the Czech Republic – 10 Years of a Common Journey”
The project’s main findings to date were presented.
An assessment of the results achieved and the long-term impact of the project.
You can find out in the video profile and interview with Aditya Ganesh.
It is no longer enough to simply replant trees.
May 13, 9:00 a.m. CET, online
An interview and video profile with a researcher from the Forest Invasion Synthesis Centre in Prague.
Video profile and interview with Associate Professor Kateřina Berchová from the Forest Invasion Synthesis Centre, Prague.
The video profile is complemented by an inspiring interview on synthesis centres.
Among other things, this international project has resulted in the creation of an open e-learning tool that clearly presents the principles and benefits of the circular bioeconomy.
PEFC invites you to a webinar focused on the certification of trees outside forests (TOF – Trees Outside Forests).
The FISC centre is now on LinkedIn and BlueSky.
Meeting of project partners and the Steering Committee at the FLD ČZU brought an evaluation of the results achieved so far and plans for further key activities.
Experts discussed how to combine recreation, nature conservation, and forest management.
Field research and presentation of the results of the LesyPreKlímu project to date.
FLD CZU hosted an informal meeting of students and alumni on 4th of November
17–18 November 2025, Brussels – On-site & online – REGISTER NOW
October 23, 2025, 13:00 CET, online
Project ReForest led the expert Training Hub at a two-day European event focused on sustainable agriculture.
Brdy tree planting 2025 as part of the LIFE Adapt Brdy project
Senior Researcher at the Forest Invasion Synthesis Centre, Prague (FISC)
Practical benefits of agroforestry for farmers and the landscape.
The RE-ENFORCE project is testing close-to-nature solutions for forest restoration across Europe and is asking for participation in a questionnaire survey.
This was the title of the third SUPERB project workshop, which took place in Žďár nad Sázavou.
Czech-Polish Interreg project for the protection of natural heritage
The Resilient Trees project has started.
New Horizon Europe at the FLD CZU
Experts from six European countries discussed practical steps towards more climate-resilient forests.
The kick-off meeting of the international project took place in Girona, Spain on 4-6 March 2025.
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Webinar: Designing your agroforestry system with the FarmTree Tool. A case study from the UK Living Lab
March 11, 2025, 14:30 CET, online
Cross-border Czech-Slovak project „LESYpreKLÍMU”
A new cross-border project Interreg Czech Republic – Poland has been launched.
Agroforestry as a key solution for sustainable farming and land management.
FLD participates in the research and development project of the OP TAK.
Within the LIFE Adapt Brdy project, a field workshop was held for students of FLD CZU Prague.
The Interreg SK-CZ faculty project
The SHUNTDIEM international project aims at sustainable hunting tourism.
Professor Martin Lukáč from FLD will speak at the global summit COP29 2024
Hylobius Workshop was attended by 25 scientists from 10 countries.
Cooperation with Poland within the framework of the Interreg CZ - PL programme.
The LIFE Prognoses project focuses on the conservation of the old-growth beech forests, which are key to mitigating climate change and preserving Europe's biodiversity.
The FLD’s expert on forest invasions and his peers across the field contributed focused on the role of biodiversity in biotic forest resistance to biological invasions participated in.
The meeting of foreign partners at FLD CZU in Prague was well attended.
Collaboration of experts and industry within the ARiF COST Action
International conference,
24th and 25th October.2024, Portorož, Slovenia
New cross-border INTERREG SK-CZ project
Kick-off meeting of the RE-ENFORCE international project
June 27, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm, Webinar
Project meeting, Steering Committee and field trip
New international project of Interreg Danube Region at FLD.
The participants evaluated the first successful year of the international project at a project meeting.
A unique opportunity for experts, farmers and all those interested in agroforestry.
1. December 2023, online
This workshop is an initiative to inspirative and connect people who wil connect other people with the forest.
The international projects TRANSFORMIT and BOOST4BIOEAST fall under the category Coordination and Support Actions.
Two international Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE projects were launched at FLD in the first half of the year.
Meeting of 14 partners from 10 European countries
New international project has started, which aims to change the way forests are managed.
The 5-year project aims to support the protection and sustainable use of forest genetic resources in Europe in the face of environmental and societal challenges.
Rewilding as a possible restoration solution to mitigate negative effects of climate change and biodiversity loss.
A Horizon Europe project is bringing together the latest research, data, modelling and forest management techniques to support forests in Europe.
New Horizon Europe project focused on developing circular bioeconomy strategies.
New international Horizon Europe project
New international Horizon Europe project
In one case, the FFWS will actually be the coordinator of a 14-member consortium.
The bilingual professional publication Lovecké střelectví/The Art of Hunt Shooting has been published.
From challenges to opportunities.
On 12 May 2021, the TA CR announced the third public tender in the DELTA 2 Program for the Support of Applied Research, Experimental Development and Innovation.
New international project HUNTOUR will be launched at FFWS in September
Our researchers are interested in areas of clean and circular economy or efficient building
46 FFWS students attended a summer school in Slovenia and Croatia
In Warsaw, Poland, another regular meeting of the SUSTREE project team took place
The CLIMTOOL project fulfilled the basic qualification requirements of the 3rd Interreg CE call and went into the evaluation stage
A SUSTREE project was evaluated in the middle of the implementation period on meeting in Chorin, Germany
From 14th till 16th March 2018 at Faculty of Forestry and Wood Sciences (FFWS) Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CULS).
FFWS will take part in the implementation of a project focused on bioeconomics under the leadership of BOKU University in Vienna
EXTEMIT-K project opened its brand new chemical ecology high-level laboratories, a major infrastructure investment of the project.
The Ministry of Education issued new decisions to grant subsidies for other projects of the Faculty of Forestry and Wood Sciences.
Preparation of new Ph.D. programs Global Change Forestry and Fire Protection of Forest, Timber and Wood-Based Materials has fully run.
Team meeting of EXTEMIT-K project was held on 13th June 2017.
Researchers of the project EXTEMIT-K have decided to try out a bark beetle monitoring method in the Czech forests.
Faculty has received four European projects to create new study programs and to build research and innovation infrastructure.
The first periodic team meeting of EXTEMIT-K project was held on 4th April 2017.
Representative of FFWS CULS participated in a workshop on legislation of Central European countries regarding reproductive materials in Laufen, Germany.
EXTEMIT-K: Swedish scientist assists in defining new genetic laboratory equipment.
February 28, 2017: FFWS submitted a project proposal to the open call for proposals no. 24 of Operational Programme Prague - Growth Pole of the Czech Republic in order to promote the transfer of technology and knowledge from research organizations to practice.
1st Meeting of External Advisory Board with EXTEMIT-K team was held on Feb 6, 2017, in the Pavilion of Wood Sciences at FFWS CULS, with the participation of experts, members of the research team and the Deputy Minister of Agriculture Patrik Mlynář.
Kick-off meeting of the project called EXTEMIT-K, which should help build an excellent scientific team, held on Tuesday, 10/1/2017
Faculty of Forestry and Wood v succeeded in a tough competition and gained a grant of almost CZK 250 million from the Operational Programme Research, Development and Education.
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