Empower
Empowering World Heritage Beech communities as model for ecosystem-based sustainable development.
Read MoreWorld Heritage BEECH Forests
Guidelines and strategies for stakeholder participation and regional development
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Project Details
The CE1340 BEECH POWER project has started in 2019 and will be implemented over the course of three years…
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Project Partners
The BEECH POWER project consists of 7 partners and 13 associated partners from 6 different European countries including Universities,…
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Work Packages
The project consists of three main work packages focusing on World Heritage Beech communities, buffer zone management and guidelines…
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Silviculture in the forest of Lübeck
Knut Strum, from the Natural Forest Academy, participated in the BEECH POWER workshop that took place on 24th-25th of March, by presenting a case study of silviculture management in the forest of Lübeck, in Norther Germany. A…
Read MoreBeech Forest management of the high Karst of Slovenia
During the BEECH POWER workshop on sustainable forest management that took place on 24th-25th of March, Špela Koblar from the Slovenia Forest Service, gave an interesting presentation about the management in beech (fir-beech forest) of the high…
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Guidance document for buffer zone management
During the BEECH POWER workshop that took place on 24th-25th of March, Caroline Celis from the World Heritage Coordination Office, provided an introduction on the importance of the Guidance document for buffer zone management of UNESCO World…
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Project Management Team
Marcus Waldherr
Project Manager
Julia Fleck
Financial Manager
Nick Huisman
Communication Manager
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