PROJECT LOCATION: Greece Project title and/or acronym: «Verenike» Title: « Use of innovative practices and new tecknology in the production of wide variety and high quality forestry seedlings in order to enhance regenration success and increase biodiversity. » Experimental sites NAGREF-FRI, D.A.M.T-RE.DE.C.M, D.A.M.T-Fo.Co.Di, Nursery of Chalkidona
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PROJECT LOCATION: Greece
Project title and/or acronym: «Verenike»
Title: « Use of innovative practices and new tecknology in the production of wide variety and high
quality forestry seedlings in order to enhance regenration success and increase biodiversity. »
Experimental sites
NAGREF-FRI, D.A.M.T-RE.DE.C.M,D.A.M.T-Fo.Co.Di, Nursery of Chalkidona
Title: « Use of innovative practices and new tecknology in the production of wide variety and high
quality forestry seedlings in order to enhance regenration success and increase biodiversity. »
PROJECT’S IMPLEMENTORS
Coordinating Beneficiary: National Agricultural Reseach Foundation/Forest Research Institute (NAGREF-FRI)
Associated Beneficiaries: 1.Decentralized administration of Macedonia & Thrace-Reforestation Department of Macedonia (DAMT-RE.DE.C.M)ex RCM-RIDETH, 2.Decentralized administration of Macedonia & Thrace-Forest Coordination Directorate (DAMT-Fo.Co.Di) ex RCM-Fo.Di,
More economic methods in producing regenerative planting matterial
Increased demaned of high quantity of seedlings
Better seedling quality for succesful regeneration
Increase biodiversity with greater number of plant species for regeneration
Inovative techniques for regeneration of foreted ecosystems, where ever is possible.
«Verenike»
AIMS
Introduce a new technology based on pre-cultivation in mini plugs for large-scale production of forest regeneration material
Develop seed germination protocols for valuable forest plant species
Use a transnational approach for the training and the use of new technology for the production of a wide range of forest species by the forest nursery staff
Develop cultivation protocols for ecologically important forest species
«Verenike»
AIMS
Integrate the new technology into a functional and flexible system for large-scale production of reforestation material for a wider range of species
Evaluate the quality of seedlings that will be used for regeneration
Introduce this system to other public forest service nurseries in Greece
Use of a wide range of forest species in restoration of burned ecosystems in order to increase biodiversity levels
«Verenike»
MAIN EU POLICY(IES) TARGETED
Law 998/1979 is one of the oldest and most important concerning the protection and management of the forests in Greece.(L. 998/1979 Greek Official Journal Issue A’ 289/29-12-1979 )
Law 3208/2003 deals with the protection of the forest ecosystems.(L. 3208/2003 Greek Official Journal Issue A’ 24-12-2003)
The above law is important for the protection of forests and biodiversity as it regulates the process of obligatory forestal mapping one month after fire. (L. 3818/2010 Greek Official Journal Issue A’17/16-02-2010)
«Verenike»
MAIN ACTIVITIES
ACTION A.1: Kick-off meeting
ACTION A.2: Seed collection
EXPECTED RESULTS
ACTION A.1: Assess the experimental design
ACTION A.2: A detailed list of the collected seeds
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MAIN ACTIVITIESACTION C.1: Identification of suitable means to ensure seed vitality and overcome seed dormancy of targeted species
ACTION C.2: Transfer of knowledge on production protocols of ecologically important forest species
ACTION C.3: Identification of suitable mini-plug systems for large-scale production of targeted species
EXPECTED RESULTSACTION C.1: Development of protocols for germination and breaking seed dormancy for the targeted species.
ACTION C.2: Protocols for cultural practices
ACTION C.3: Growth manuals based on suitable mini-plugs
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MAIN ACTIVITIES
ACTION C.4: Establishment of a prototype unit for large-scale production
of ecologically important forest species
ACTION C.5: Evaluation of seedlings’ quality
ACTION C.6: Evaluation of seedling field performance
EXPECTED RESULTS
ACTION C.4: Prototype production unit at the N. Chalkidona nursery
ACTION C.5: An evaluation report of the new production technology
ACTION C.6: An evaluation report regarding the seedling performance
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MAIN ACTIVITIES
ACTION D.1: Notice boards
ACTION D.2: Project’s Website (Temporary
https://sites.google.com/site/life2009verenike)
ACTION D.3: Layman’s Report
EXPECTED RESULTS
ACTION D.1: At least 4 notice boards
ACTION D.2: Communicate with similar projects and evaluate our
project
ACTION D.3: A layman’s report that would be downloaded from the
project’s website
ACTION D.4: Evaluate the results through the production of
newsletters.
«Verenike»
MAIN ACTIVITIES
ACTION D.4: Meetings with interest groups on biodiversity
issues
ACTION D.5: International scientific conference on biodiversity
ACTION D.6: Seminars
EXPECTED RESULTS
ACTION D.4: Evaluate the results through the production of
newsletters.
ACTION D.5: Evaluation of the project through high attendance
ACTION D.6: Seminar notes Seminar notes
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MAIN ACTIVITIES
ACTION D.7: Guided visits
ACTION D.8: Project’s brochure
ACTION D.9: Technical publication
EXPECTED RESULTS
ACTION D.7: Raising public awareness on biodiversity
ACTION D.8: A 100 copies of the project’s brochure
ACTION D.9: A book of technical publication and scientific
articles
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MAIN ACTIVITIES
ACTION E.1: Coordination and management of the project
ACTION E.2: Scientific monitoring of seedling performance
EXPECTED RESULTS
ACTION E.1: Meeting repots of the Steering Committee, an
Inception report, a Mid-term and a Final
ACTION E.2: A database containing information on seedling
performance
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MAIN ACTIVITIES
ACTION E.3: Networking with other LIFE projects
ACTION E.4: Audit
ACTION E.5: After-LIFE communication plan
EXPECTED RESULTS
ACTION E.3: The networking of similar LIFE projects
ACTION E.4: The financial report
ACTION E.5: An “After-LIFE Communication Plan” report