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Collaborative Project: Risk management for biotic damages in forest stands for achieving sustainable forest management. Subproject 2: Forest Ecological research on th effects of insecticides and natural disturbances on pest antagonists and non-target organisms in pine forests
Project
Project code: 22012015
Contract period: 01.10.2015
- 30.09.2018
Budget: 191,390 Euro
Purpose of research: Experimental development
The project includes the environmental monitoring of forest ecosystems and the development of measures for an integrated pest management in forestry.
Section overview
Subjects
- Crop Protection
- Forestry
Framework programme
Funding programme
Excutive institution
Eberswalde Forestry Research Institute of the State of Brandenburg (LFE)
Funding institution
Project management agencies
Associated projects: Risk management for biotic damages in forest stands for achieving sustainable forest management
- Collaborative Project: Risk management for biotic damages in forest stands for achieving sustainable forest management. Subproject 5: Service Agency to improve pesticide availability in Forestry
- Collaborative Project: Risk management for biotic damages in forest stands for achieving sustainable forest management. Subproject 4: creation of standardized national guidelines for integrated pest management and demonstration of procedures in demonstration farms
- Collaborative Project: Risk management for biotic damages in forest stands for achieving sustainable forest management. Subproject 3: research on the long-term effects of insecticide measures on arthropod diversity and trophic interactions in oak forests
- Risk management for biotic damages in forest stands for achieving sustainable forest management. Subproject 1: Effects of insecticides and natural disturbances on pest antagonists and non-target organisms in pine forests
