International Conference in Falkenberg September 17–19, 2001 in cooperation with Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research and Bertebos Foundation
The conference focused on what biotechnology science can do for the long-term supply of agricultural and forestry products. Despite the absence of four speakers from the US and Australia (who were unable to come due to the events in New York on September 11) the programme was broad, thorough and inspiring. The most important result of the scientific work, as Prof. Donald Grierson put it, is the increased understanding of how it all works, but of course it is also a challenge to be able to adapt this increased knowledge in practical horticulture, agriculture and forestry.
Text: Maria Larsson
Denna bok ingår i ett bokverk om två volymer som behandlar den gröna näringens utveckling, medaljer, belöningar under drygt 200 år. Denna volym handlar om historia och utveckling.
2018 års första nummer: En grönare stad är en skönare stad. Certifiering som drivkraft för hållbarhet. Äganderätt. Älgförvaltning. Glöm inte jordbruket i Afrika. Cirkulär bioekonomi. Och mer!
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This report provides an overview of traditionally managed landscapes in Romania and the Nordic countries seen in a European perspective. It discusses possibilities for research, education and management cooperation between Sweden, Norway and Romania to support the landscape preservation policies.
