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Webinar – Innovative monitoring systems for sustainable land management in Türkiye

19 June (14:00 Istanbul time). Online.

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The Seven Lakes' valley of Yedigöller National Park, Turkey.
Register now for the "Innovative monitoring systems for sustainable land management in Türkiye" webinar. Photo: A. Savin / Wikimedia Commons.

Don’t miss the webinar “Innovative monitoring systems for sustainable land management in Türkiye: addressing desertification and land degradation” on 19 June. This session will spotlight Türkiye’s cutting-edge approaches to monitoring land degradation, desertification and soil erosion, to share expertise and knowledge and fostering partnerships. It will showcase Türkiye’s national monitoring systems, including:

  • · desertification susceptibility model;
  • · dynamic erosion model and monitoring system;
  • · soil organic carbon modeling and mapping;
  • · national land cover and land use classification and monitoring system; and
  • · land degradation neutrality decision support system.

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