30 September 2011The main objective of the field trip is to display the current challenges of Swedish forestry - Use without overuse. The field trip will take the participants to the surroundings of Uppsala, to the area with a land use heritage marked by iron production. Today the land use is influenced by a diverse forestry with the purpose of extracting various goods from the forest. |
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The participants will be introduced to the challenge of planning and accomplishment of forestry where the harvesting of pulp wood and saw logs are integmingled with forest fuel extraction and environmental concern. Examples how forestry research can solve current problems will be seen during the field trip. The participants will also meet researchers, representatives of forestry companies and foresters. |
Preliminary Programme
Note: The excursion points in the field trip are located in the forest. We will move by foot in easily accessible forest but with no or only small trails and some logging roads. Be sure to bring sturdy shoes or boots and clothes that keep you warm and dry.
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8:00
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Pick-up service from
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8:25
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Pick up service from
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8:30
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Transport to Söderfors
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9:30
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Coffee |
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9:50 |
Introduction to Swedish forestry
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Applied environmental concern
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Support and regulation
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12:45
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Lunch |
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Logging
- Conventional technology - what is the next step |
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15:00 |
Coffee |
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15:20 |
Forest fuels
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16:30
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Finishing discussion and summary
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17:00
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Transport to field trip dinner
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17:45 |
Dinner at the Gysinge Ironworks Inn |
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20:00
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Transport to Uppsala
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21:00
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Return to Uppsala
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