IUFRO Division 3 Podcast

IUFRO Division 3 Podcast

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IUFRO Division 3 Podcast episodes

  • Episode 6: Forestry and Forest Education from Students' Perspective
    This episode features an interview with Oregon State University College of Forestry students (Jessica Kessinger, Ken Dryden, Jesse Hohlt, and Preston Green) after their trip to the 2015 Society of American Foresters National Convention. In the interview, the four students share their experience and perspectives on forest management practices, forest industry and forest education in the United States.
    14 min
  • Episode 5: Forest Operations in Mountainous Conditions
    Dr. Raffaele Cavalli is a professor at University of Padua, Italy, who teaches and conducts research in the area of forest operations in mountainous conditions and forest biomass supply chains. Dr. Cavalli also serves as the Coordinator of IUFRO Research Group 3.06.00. In this episode, he introduces his research activities, complexity of forest operations in steep terrain, and his vision on IUFRO roles in the forest science community.
    7 min
  • Episode 3: Future Resilient Systems
    This episode features an interview with Professor Hans Heinimann from ETH Zurich, Switzerland. Professor Heinimann currently serves as the Director of the Future Resilient Systems Program at the Singapore-ETH Centre for Global Environmental Sustainability. He was also the former IUFRO Division 3 Coordinator.
    17 min
  • Episode 2: Forest Engineering from European Perspectives
    This episode features an interview with Professor Karl Stampfer at BOKU in Austria who revealed his secrets for growing FORMEC as the largest forest engineering network in Europe. Professor Stampfer is the Chair of the 48th FORMEC held in Linz, Austria from October 4th through October 8th, 2015. 12:24 mins.
    13 min

About IUFRO Division 3 Podcast

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The goal of the IUFRO Division 3 Podcast is to share research and practical experiences of individual research scientists, forest practitioners and students in the fields of forest operations engineering and management. We will also capture the knowledge of global leaders and experts on emerging research trends, on-going challenges and potential solutions in their fields. We hope that Podcast helps improve communication within Division 3, as well as enhance our visibility among larger forest science and professional communities.