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MEMOLA in numbers!

Have a look at MEMOLA project infographic, where we tried to quantify in numbers all the project effort and the work done in the last four years in an attractive format, highlighting relevant achievements and the impact produced in the four study areas.

You can download the infographic here (PDF - JPG) and share it freely.

UNIPD participates at the Seminar in Padova

The Unversity of Padova presented the MEMOLA project at the Seminar "Il paesaggio tra conflittualità ed integrazione" by Alexandra Chavarria

Presentation "cartography and charcoal to study Colli Euganei"

UNIPD will present "cartography and charcoal to study Colli Euganei" by Sandrine Paradis Grenouillet, Marie Curie Fellowship.

Dal legno al carbone

Dal legno al carbone: alcuni giorni nei panni di un carbonaio.

 

UNIPD participated in the CDN Summer School

Professor Alexandra Chavarría participated in the CDN Summer School "Cultures and Development" organized by the University of Bethlehem, Palestine. On this occasion, she held a conference on the Management of cultural heritage: the role of public participation in the management of cultural heritage, in which she presented the work carried out by the MEMOLA project.

MEMOLA meeting in Colli Euganei

This year the ‪MEMOLA‬ meeting was in‬ the study area of Colli Euganei (‪Italy‬). Thank you ‪UNIPD‬ for hosting and introducing us to the beautiful ‪Cultural‬ ‪Landscapes‬ of Colli Euganei‬.

Colli Euganei SummerSchool about Participatory Research

Coming soon Colli Euganei SummerSchool about Participatory Research (3rd-7th April) organise by UNIPD.

Preview new mobile app "Colli Euganei Cultural Routes"

Preview of the new mobile app of the Colli Euganei Cultural Routes. Available soon on mobile app stores and on the project website. Enjoy!

"Into the woods" Conference Program

In recent years the number of actions and projects involving “ancient forests” or “ancient woodland” has greatly increased. (French National Forestry O ce exceptional forests scheme, WWF program for ancient forests, International Day of Forests, etc.). In ecological, economic and social terms, these forest spaces play numerous, diverse roles. 

The definition of “ancient forests” varies not only from country to country but also according to disciplinary field. Working on “ancient forests” can involve separating “old-growth forests” from “ancient woodland”, forests that have disappeared and, in the case of “current forests”, those that are not actually very old! “Ancient woodland” or “old growth forests” are often considered as “current forests” of a certain age, but the appreciation of this antiquity depends on time based thresholds that in turn depend on, amongst other things, the sources available to help reconstruct their history.

The aim of this conference is to allow specialists and researchers from various cultures and different professional felds to meet and exchange views about the study of ancient forests. Foresters, planners, developers, ecologists, biologists, agriculturalists, geographers, historians, philosophers, ethnologists, cartographers, archaeologists, archaeobotanists, sociologists etc., from all backgrounds, are invited to join this debate about our various and varying concept of “ancient forests”.

Download the program into the woods

 

Book presentation in Padova

The University of Padova will present the book "Este, l'Adige and Colli Euganei, landscapes histories" coordinated by Gian Pietro Brogiolo

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