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Welcoming first batch students
A tour around Tharandt? Check! A weekend get-together? Check! International food party? Also check! A warm welcome to the 2018-2020 batch of Tropical Forestry master students!
Read MoreUrban gardens: First excursion for first semester MSc. Tropical Forestry
The past Tuesday 9th October was held the first of many excursions that we will attend in our two year experience studying the Msc. Tropical Forestry. The group headed by Dr. Auch and around 20 students went to visit two…
Read MoreGreetings from Vogtland vol. 9 – Charcoal festival and the church forest
Our master students recently participated in a 4-day excursion in the Vogtland-region, and learned many different aspects of forestry and wood products through visits in local forest areas and companies. This blog post series, written by the participating students themselves,…
Read MoreGreetings from Vogtland vol. 8 – FORESTRIS AG
Our master students recently participated in a 4-day excursion in the Vogtland-region, and learned many different aspects of forestry and wood products through visits in local forest areas and companies. This blog post series, written by the participating students themselves,…
Read MoreGreetings from Vogtland vol. 7 – A biodiversity hotspot for central Europe in former mining land
Our master students recently participated in a 4-day excursion in the Vogtland-region, and learned many different aspects of forestry and wood products through visits in local forest areas and companies. This blog post series, written by the participating students themselves,…
Read MoreGreetings from Vogtland vol. 6 – Smallholder forestry: from demo plots to education trail.
Our master students recently participated in a 4-day excursion in the Vogtland-region, and learned many different aspects of forestry and wood products through visits in local forest areas and companies. This blog post series, written by the participating students themselves,…
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