II INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM

II INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
MYCOSILVICULTURE AND VALORISATION
OF MYCOLOGICAL RESOURCES
This seminar in Montpellier capitalises on the
results of two international cooperation projects
(INTERREG IVB SUDOE) whose objective is
the integration of mycological resources in
forestry management and their socio-economic
valorisation in rural areas.
Mushroom communities play an important
role in ecosystems, in particular in the current
context of climate change. On the other hand
the economic potential of wild mushrooms is
very significant and they are a proven source of
innovation in food, cuisine and rural tourism to
mention but a few.
LOCATION
Agropolis, Montpellier (France)
1000 Avenida Agropolis.
34394 Montpellier
Numerous institutions in the technical-scientific
field and rural developers have cooperated since
2008 to share their knowledge, in an attempt to
respond to the needs of the sector and transfer
successful examples between the different
territories of Europe, but also collaborating with
other countries such as Canada and Mexico
among others.
The first part of the meeting will focus on
presenting the results of these first two projects
(Micosylva and Micosylva+). The second half
will present ideas contemplated for future
projects and potential interested partners,
with the aim of stimulating the local economy
by linking rural and urban areas through
mycological resources and multifunctional
woodland.
INFORMATION OF INTEREST
*COST OF “2 MYCOLOGICAL TAPAS BUFFET”
40 €. (Pay in person in the participants registration).
INSCRIPCIÓN
Limited seats. Pre-registration is required by email to
[email protected] before March 20th, 2015.
Please indicate if you will participate in the buffet
meal for the days March 26th and 27th, specifying if
both days or just one of them (cost of 20 euros/meal).
CONTACTO
Seminar coordination:
LANGUAGES
Simultaneous interpretation: French | Spanish.
Jean Rondet. UGS Cofor, France.
[email protected]
Fernando Martínez-Peña. Fundación Cesefor, Spain.
[email protected]
Final Seminar of the European Project www.micosylva.com
II INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
MYCOSILVICULTURE AND VALORISATION
OF MYCOLOGICAL RESOURCES
Secretaría Técnica y comunicación:
Concha Redondo. Fundación Cesefor, España
26. 27. 28th March 2015
Agropolis, Montpellier (France)
ORGANISED BY
PROGRAMME
9:30 - 12:30
PROGRAMME
26
9:00 -09:30
9:30 - 10:00
10:00 - 10:30
10:30 - 13:30
11:30
12:00 - 13:00
Moderator: Bertrand Schatz. Centre d’Ecologie Fonctionnelle et Evolutive - CNRS
Montpellier and Xavier Parladé. IRTA-Cataluña.
• Effects of climate change on the production of wild edible mushroom. Jorge Aldea,
IUGFS, Spain. Ulf Büntgen and Simon Egli, WSL, Switzerland.
• Methodology for woodland adaptation to climate change: Laurent Rigou, UGS
cofor, France.
17:00
17:30 - 19:30
•
Mycological production models based on Micosylva research networks. José Antonio
Bonet and Juan Martínez de Aragón. CTF Catalonia-University of Lérida, Spain.
Mycosilviculture handbook for multifunctional management. Jean Rondet. UGS
cofor, France.
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•
MYCOLOGICAL TAPAS BUFFET (20 EUROS*)
MICOSYLVA+ RESULTS (SESSION 2): SOCIO-ECONOMIC VALORISATION.
Moderator: Michèle Lagacherie CRPF Languedoc-Roussillon and Juan Andres Oria de
Rueda. University of Valladolid, Spain.
• The brand “Cèpes du Perigord” and the Boletus markets in the Dordogne. Nathalie
Seegers, Chambre d’agriculture in the Dordogne, France.
• Mycotourism markets in Castilla y León: the Mercasetas example. Fernando
Martínez-Peña and Joaquín Latorre Minguell, Cesefor Foundation, Spain.
• Nutritional qualities of mushrooms and mycological routes in Portugal. Anabela
Martins, IPB-Braganza, Portugal and Margarida Rodrigues, ZASNET, Portugal.
Challenges of developing mycological regulations in Spain. Álvaro Picardo Nieto.
Regional government of Castilla y León, Spain.
Report on the creation and objectives of the AECT “European Mycological Institute”. Jean
Rondet, UGS cofor, France and Fernando Martínez-Peña, Cesefor Foundation, Spain.
Needs of public decision-makers for the development of the mycological sector in
Europe (Part 1). Zasnet, Castilla y León-Micocyl, the Dordogne, Catalonia.
11:00
11:30 -12:00
COFFEE BREAK
12:00 - 12:30
12:30 - 13:30
DEBATE
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•
13:30 - 15:30
15:30 - 19:00
Needs of public decision-makers for the development of the mycological sector in
Europe (Part 2). Zasnet, Castilla y León-Micocyl, the Dordogne, Catalonia.
FUTURE CONTINUATION OF THE www.micosylva.com NETWORK
Presentation of the general concepts of the new project under the programme
INTERREG SUDOE and MED: Jean Rondet, UGS cofor, France; Franck Richard,
CNRS, France and Fernando Martínez-Peña, Cesefor Foundation, Spain.
MYCOLOGICAL TAPAS BUFFET (20 EUROS)*
FUTURE CONTINUATION OF THE www.micosylva.com NETWORK
•
DEBATE
Proposals for new projects in the framework of INTERREG SUDOE (Micosylva 3)
in Castilla y León, Catalonia, Navarre, Aragón, Languedoc-Rousillón, Aquitaine,
Midi-Pyrénées and North Portugal. Presentations from leaders of regional projects.
17:00
17:30 - 18:30
COFFEE BREAK
18:30 - 19:00
19:00
DEBATE
CLOSING SESSION
•
Proposals from new projects in the framework of INTERREG MED (Micosylva
MED) in Spain, France, Italy, Slovenia and Croatia. Presentations from leaders
of regional projects.
FREE TIME AND VISIT TO THE CITY OF MONTPELLIER (TOUR 2).
COFFEE BREAK
MICOSYLVA+ RESULTS (SESSION 3A): GOVERNANCE, REGULATIONS AND
TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT. Moderator: Mélanie Broin, Agropolis and José Antonio
Lucas Santolaya. Junta de Castilla y León.
• The “Micosylva Forest Network” is an ideal framework to link research
to territorial decision-makers and managers. Franck Richard, Centre for
Evolutionary and Functional Ecology, CNRS Montpellier, France.
• Micosylva experience of regulating harvesting in public forests in Castilla y León
(www.micocyl.es). Fernando Martínez-Peña, Cesefor Foundation, Spain.
• Micosylva experience of regulating harvesting in private forests in Soria. Pedro
Medrano, ASFOSO, Spain.
19:00 - 19:30
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COFFEE BREAK
•
13:00 - 13:30
13:30 - 15:30
15:30 - 17:00
Lucas Santolaya. Junta de Castilla y León.
Participants registration.
WELCOME SESSION. AGROPOLIS, Languedoc-Rousillon Region, Castilla y León
Region, INTERREG European Territorial Cooperation Programme.
PRESENTATION OF MICOSYLVA AND MICOSYLVA+. Jean Rondet, UGS cofor,
France y Fernando Martínez-Peña, Fundación Cesefor, Spain.
MICOSYLVA+ RESULTS (SESSION 1): INTEGRATION OF MYCOSILVICULTURE
IN FORESTRY MANAGEMENT AND ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE.
MICOSYLVA+ RESULTS (SESSION 3B): GOVERNANCE, REGULATIONS AND
TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT. Moderator: Mélanie Broin, Agropolis and José Antonio
DEBATE
FREE TIME AND VISIT TO THE CITY OF MONTPELLIER (TOUR 1)
FIELD TRIP. Reserved for organisations interested in participating in the new projects Micosylva3 and
MicosylvaMed. Places limited to 55 people.
Those interested please contact the organisers ([email protected])
Morning
12:30 - 14:00
Afternoon
Visit to Uzès and the Uzégeois area. Visit a mycotourism project to valorise truffles.
Michel Tournaye, Chairman of the French Federation of Truffle Farmers.
Lunch in Uzès. (22 EUROS)
Workshop for outlining ongoing projects especially designed for working with those in
charge of interested organisations.
Free afternoon in Uzès.

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