PLURIFOR – Transnational risk management plans for rural forest areas sensitive to biotic and abiotic risks
Project Overview
PLURIFOR aims to help with the development of regional and transnational risk management plans for forest areas susceptible to biotic and abiotic hazards.
The project will focus on the risks posed by: 1) chestnut gall wasp, 2) eucalyptus weevil, 3) fusarium, 4) pinewood nematode, 5) emerging pest and diseases, 6) forest fires, 7) soil degradation and 8) storms.
The project started by identifying the needs from regional forest services in terms of risk management and then, it developed tools (cartography, insect traps, surveillance methods, management techniques, etc.), which were integrated into existing risk management plans or new plans.
Project Results
The main results had been published in the project website: https://plurifor.efi.int/
All risk management plans are provided in the website and each tool developed has a card that can be downloaded.
Besides PLURIFOR developed Silvalert which is a website and a phone app that aims at collecting information about damages observed in forest. Each user having an account can report on a damage observed onsite by taking a picture geolocalised and sending it to the system.
Website
https://plurifor.efi.int/Resources
- proposed factsheet template plurifor 20190701.docx
- plurifor leaflet 2018 eng.pdf
- proposed factsheet template plurifor.docx
Links
- https://www.interreg-sudoe.eu/proyectos/los-proyectos-aprobados/167-planes-de-gestion-de-riesgos-transnacionales-para-los-espacios-rurales-forestales-sensibles-a-los-riesgos-bioticos-y-abioticos
- https://www.keep.eu/project/18363/transnational-risk-management-plans-for-rural-forest-areas-sensitive-to-biotic-and-abiotic-risks?ss=59a01e3e52effbc6088b8526b587f2ae&espon=