Knowing how to fill in your DSG in practical terms, compiling general information (history, contact details, managers, etc.), defining a management objective, dividing your forest into forest parcels, drawing up a forestry work schedule, etc.

Being able to observe, analyze, and interpret the relief, the local climate, the soil, the vegetation, and the wildlife; to cross-reference this information with topographic maps in order to choose a suitable species for the station.

Choose the right species for your site, your needs and expectations, but above all for the future of the forest.

Protecting our wooded landscapes for our children.

Poplar industry, poplar growing sites, landscape and environmental issues, poplar cultivars, monitoring and maintenance of poplar plantations, exploitation and development.

Understanding what a sustainable forest certification label is, recognizing its advantages both for the wood industry and for the owner.