Tag: risk
New FirEUrisk training: Mapping the Wildland – Urban Interface (WUI)
The Horizon 2020 FirEUrisk Project is organising a series of training events to spread awareness on the work and results of the projects.
The FirEUrisk fuel classification system and the European fuel map
The Horizon 2020 FirEUrisk Project is promoting a series of training events to support the sharing and the inception of the project's...
Rural development funding and wildfire prevention
Rural landscapes in Southern Europe have been increasingly exposed to wildfires during the last decades due to climate and land use changes....
Workshop – Future challenges: Risk Communication
The workshop ‘Future challenges: Risk Communication’ is part of a series of Workshops that cover future challenges and associated uncertainty. They are...
Making change in wildfire management: Science-policy interaction
The training course "Making Change - Science Policy Interaction", organised by the European University of Cyprus in collaboration with the European Forest...
Forest Europe Work Programme 2021-2024
The Forest Europe Expert Level Meeting took place on 1-2 September 2021, and cantered on the strategic discussion and adoption of the...
Seminar on the management and prevention of forest fires
The Montclima project is developing a transnational strategic framework for prevention and management of natural hazards in mountainous areas of the SUDOE...
An eye on the Vaia storm: investigating windstorm impacts
Effects and consequences of climate change are starting to become clear, especially in those areas where nature is the main leading element....
MONTCLIMA seminar: Natural Hazards and Climate Change in Mountain Areas
The Interreg Sudoe MONTCLIMA project is organising the seminar 'Natural risks and climate change in mountain areas', which will be held in...
Key messages for global fire-resilient landscapes
In October, fire experts, policymakers and key stakeholders came together for an international conference in Madrid to answer the question: how can...
