International Forest Governance Excursion to Bonn

From 23rd to 27th of January 2023, the first-year students of the Master of Tropical Forestry we traveled from Dresden to Bonn to visit several international organizations addressing forestry issues throughout Europe and in many countries outside its borders. This excursion was organized as part of the course “Forest Related Development Policy and Culture”. On

Visit of allotment gardens in Dresden – an excursion report

I am Pooja Debnath from Bangladesh. I am a student of Tropical Forestry at the TU Dresden. Before coming to Dresden, I heard that Dresden is a city of natural beauty and the people of this city gives priority to conserve their nature and biodiversity. After arriving there, I found that the city is much

Bike excursion adventure vol. 5 – Free time also requires collective action

Our master students participated in a bike excursion on July 1st – 6th 2019 as part of the module “Organization and Management Systems”. Along a track of about 220 km by the Neiße river at the border between Germany and Poland, various forests and forest organizations were visited. The blog post series, written by the

Bike excursion adventure vol. 4 – From large- to small-scale operation

Our master students participated in a bike excursion on July 1st – 6th 2019 as part of the module “Organization and Management Systems”. Along a track of about 220 km by the Neiße river at the border between Germany and Poland, various forests and forest organizations were visited. The blog post series, written by the

Bike excursion adventure vol. 3 – Time traveling from Marienthal to Görlitz

Our master students participated in a bike excursion on July 1st – 6th 2019 as part of the module “Organization and Management Systems”. Along a track of about 220 km by the Neiße river at the border between Germany and Poland, various forests and forest organizations were visited. The blog post series, written by the

Work-Life Balance of the Institute Team Members

“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” This proverb is indeed universal and timeless. Among the busy schedule of the institute staff members, we strive to establish a culture of work-life balance. Working in research, teaching or projects, it is often that we have to sit for long hours on a daily