Forestry Journal – May 2018

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UPCOMING EVENTS


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From wood fairs to countryside
shows and conferences, our events
listing will keep you up to date
on everything happening in
the forestry industry over the
next few months.

MAY


The Arb Show 2018


11 –12 May, Westonbirt


Arboretum
The Arb Show returns to Westonbirt
Arboretum for 2018 with a vast range of
exhibitors and events. Keep up to date with
what’s going on by using the Arb Show
app and enjoy free entry to the National
Arboretum with your show ticket. With
demonstrations from the likes of Stihl, the
3ATC UK climbing competition and a range of
industry leaders on site, there will be plenty
to keep you busy!
http://www.trees.org.uk/Training-And-Events/The-ARB-
Show


International Conference


on Ozone and Plant


Ecosystems


21–25 May, Florence, Italy
Following the success of the conference
‘Ozone and Plants’ held in Beijing in May
2014, a follow-up conference will be held in
Italy this year. Ozone pollution continues to
be a serious issue for terrestrial ecosystems
and plant health. Progress has been achieved
by controlling the emission of precursors in
some areas of the world, but much remains
to be done. This conference will allow all
experts in the interactions between ozone
and plant ecosystems to meet and discuss
the state of the art and the strategies
for continuous improvements.
https://conference2018.wixsite.
com/ozoneandplants


JUNE


International


Forest Business


Conference 20 18


6 June 2018, Warsaw,


Poland
IFBC 20 18 will be a great opportunity to
exchange industry experiences and the
best market practices. This will guarantee


the presence of forestry and wood sector
representatives from the world’s most
influential companies.
http://www.fba-events.com/

Three Counties Show
15–17 June, Worcestershire
Lots of activities for all the family ensure that
there is never a dull moment. Try your hand
at different sports and step back in time in
the Medieval Village or get up close with
the friendly animals in the Fur, Feather and
Farm area. In the theatre, show ambassador
Adam Henson delivers fascinating talks and
insights and over in the Main Arena non-
stop entertainment culminates in the Grand
Parade of Livestock.
http://www.royalthreecounties.co.uk/

Euroforest 20 18


21–23 June, Saint-Bonnet-de-
Joux, Burgundy, France
For all things relating to the forest and
forestry sector, including the latest
innovations in agroforestry
machinery, new technologies,
transport and services.
Organisers anticipate over 300
exhibitors and 35,0 00 trade
visitors.
http://www.euroforest-2014.eu/

Royal Highland


Show
21–24 June,

Edinburgh
Celebrating its 178th year,
the Royal Highland Show
is one of Scotland’s most
iconic events, showcasing
the very best of farming,
food and rural life. A great
day out for everyone of all
ages, get up close to the
country’s top-quality livestock,
taste exceptional food and drink,
and experience rural living at its most
vibrant.
http://www.royalhighlandshow.org/

JULY


Great Yorkshire Show


2018
10–12 July, Harrogate
The Great Yorkshire Show is an iconic three-
day event and one of the biggest agricultural
events in the English calendar. Every year,
more than 130,000 visitors and over 8,50 0
animals converge on the Great Yorkshire
Showground in Harrogate to compete,
socialise and celebrate. The 160th Great
Yorkshire Show is set to be spectacular,
celebrating the very best of food, farming and
rural life while throwing in a few surprises to
commemorate this incredible milestone.
http://www.greatyorkshireshow.co.uk/

INTERFORST 2018
18–22 July, Munich,

Germany
Over the years, INTERFORST has established
itself in the Munich trade-fair metropolis as
the key international trade fair for forestry
and forest technology. In a four-year event
cycle, INTERFORST presents trend-setting
solutions around the greater topic of lumber
and forestry.
http://www.interforst.com/

The Royal Welsh Show
23–26 July, Powys, Wales
Along with an exciting four days
of livestock competitions, with
entries travelling from far and
wide to compete, the show has
something to interest everyone
through its wide range of
activities including forestry,
horticulture, crafts, countryside
sports, shopping, food and
drink and a 12-hour programme
each day of exciting entertainment,
attractions and displays.
http://www.rwas.wales/royal-welsh-show/

Libramont Fair 20 18


27 –30 July, Belgium
The Libramont agricultural, forestry and
agri-food fair is a huge open-air exhibition
covering 300,000 m² every year. It presents
from many different angles: machinery,
livestock breeding, forestry, the agri-food
industry, horticulture, research, education
and culture. It is a ‘green’ fair, thanks to its
sustainable management. Attention focuses
on recycling, re-vegetation of the site and
renewable energy.
http://www.foiredelibramont.be/libramont-fair/
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