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FORESTs
and Global
Environmental
Changes:
Social-Ecological
Systems in
Transition
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Metz,
France |
October 5–7,
2027
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The
FORESTT
International
Conference
invites
established
scientists,
early-career
researchers,
and doctoral
students, as
well as
forestry
professionals
and policy
experts from
around the
world to submit abstracts for oral
presentations
and poster
contributions.
Organized
by the French
research
programme on
forest
resilience
(FORESTT),
coordinated by
INRAE, under
the auspices
of the International Union of Forest Research
Organizations
(IUFRO), and
in conjunction
with major
research
initiatives
(including
e.g. the One
Forest Vision
initiative –
OFVi, the Future Forests Cluster of
Excellence of
the
University of
Freiburg,
Germany, the European FOREST Partnership,
as well as
several
national and
European
research
projects), the
conference
will provide a
unique forum
to discuss the
resilience of forest social-ecological
systems in the
face of global
environmental
change.
Expected
to attract 1,000
to 1,200
participants
from academia,
research
organizations,
public
institutions,
the forestry
sector, and
civil society,
the conference
will showcase
the latest
scientific
advances while
fostering
interdisciplinary
dialogue on
one of the
most pressing
challenges of
our time.
We
welcome
contributions
presenting original research, emerging results,
methodological
developments,
synthesis
studies, case
studies,
innovative
applications,
and perspectives for
future
research and
practice.
The call for
abstracts is
now open!
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SUBMISSION PROCESS
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Authors may submit abstracts for:
🌳Oral presentations
🌳Poster presentations
For
each
submission,
the following
information
will be
required:
🌲Title of the presentation (maximum 20 words)
🌲Name, affiliation, and contact details of the
main author
(presenter)
🌲Names and affiliations of co-authors
🌲Abstract (maximum 300 words)
🌲Keywords (3–5 keywords)
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The
abstract
submission
deadline is December 13, 2026.
All
submitted
abstracts will
undergo
scientific
review by the
symposium
organizers.
The evaluation
will consider
scientific
quality,
originality,
relevance to
the selected
symposium, and
contribution
to the overall
conference
theme.
Authors
will be
notified of
the outcome of
the review
process in late January 2027,
before the
opening of
conference
registration
in February 2027.
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CONFERENCE THEMES AND
SYMPOSIA
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When submitting an abstract, authors must
select one of the 31 conference symposia,
organized into
six thematic areas:
- Forest Ecological & Evolutionary
Processes
- Biotic Interactions & Forest
Health
- Monitoring, Modelling & Data
Integration
- Forest Management, Disturbances
&
Adaptation
- Social-Ecological Systems &
Governance
&
Bioeconomy
- Science, Policy & Education
Detailed information on
each symposium
is available
here :
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WHY PARTICIPATE ?
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The FORESTT International Conference offers an
exceptional
opportunity
to:
- Present your research to a large
international
audience
- Exchange ideas across disciplines
and regions
- Engage with leading scientists,
early-career
researchers,
practitioners,
and
decision-makers
- Develop new collaborations and
research
partnerships
- Contribute to advancing knowledge
and action for
resilient
social-ecological
forest systems
We particularly
encourage
submissions
from early-career researchers and doctoral students,
as well as interdisciplinary contributions bridging ecological, social,
economic,
technological,
and governance
dimensions of
forest
resilience.
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Please feel free to
spread the
word through
your networks!
To receive updates and
news about the
FORESTT 2027
International
Conference
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We
look forward
to welcoming
you to Metz in
October 2027 for three days of scientific
exchange,
collaboration,
and innovation
dedicated to
the future of
forests in a
changing
world.
The
FORESTT
Conference organizing
team
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