IUFRO World Congress

Wien

Serie

400000416

1893. (1=Wien), 1896. (2=Braunschweig), 1900. (3=Zuerich), 1903. (4=Wien)1906. (5=Stuttgart), 1910. (6=Bruessel), 1914. (Budapest),1929. (7=Stockholm),1936. (9=Budapest), 1948. (10=Zuerich), 1953. (11=Rom),1956. (12=Oxford), 1961. (13=Wien), 1967. (14=Muenchen),1971. (Gainsville), 1976. (16=Oslo), 1981. (17=Kyoto),1986. (18=Laibach), 1990. (19=Montreal), 1995. (XX=Finnland)

The IUFRO World Congress, held at 5-year intervals, is one of the largest global forest events attended by more than 2,000 participants. It brings together scientists and stakeholders from all parts of the world to discuss scientific and technical issues related to priority areas of forest research, policy and management. It is interdisciplinary and integrative in scientific content.
Congresses: 2019 - Curitiba (Brazil) ; 2014 - Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) ; 2010 - Seoul (Republic of Korea) ; 2005 - Brisbane (Australia) ; 2000 - Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) ; 1995 - Tampere (Finland) ; 1990 - Montréal (Canada) ; 1986 Ljubljana (Yugoslavia) ; 1981 - Kyoto (Japan) ; 1976 - Oslo (Norway) ; 1971 - Gainesville (USA) ; 1967 - Munich (Germany FR) ; 1961 - Vienna (Austria) ; 1956 - Oxford (UK) ; 1953 - Rome (Italy) ; 1948 - Zurich (Switzerland) ; 1940 Congress cancelled ; 1936 - Budapest (Hungary) ; 1932 - Nancy (France) ; 1929 - Stockholm (Sweden) ; 1914 - Congress cancelled ; 1910 - Brussels (Belgium) ; 1906 - Stuttgart (Germany) ; 1903 - Vienna (Austria) ; 1900 - Zurich (Switzerland) ; 1897 - Brunswick (Germany) ; 1893 - Vienna (Austria)
Presidents: Wingfield (South Africa) ; Koch (Denmark) ; Lee (Republic of Korea) ; Seppälä (Finland) ; Burley (UK) ; Salleh (Malaysia) ; Buckman (USA) ; Mlinsek (Yugoslavia) ; Liese (Germany FR) ; Samset (Norway) ; Jemison (USA)
Speer (Germany FR) ; McDonald (UK) ; Pavari (Italy) ; Burger (Switzerland) ; Lönnroth (Finland) ; Lönnroth (Finland) ; Roth (Hungary) ; Guinier (France) ; Hesselmann (Sweden) ; Vadas (Hungary) ; Crahay (Belgium) ; Bühler (Germany) ; Friedrich (Austria) ; Bourgeois (Switzerland) ; Danckelmann (Germany) ; Friedrich (Austria)