The working groups carried out their tasks -- supported by workshops for broader consultation -- and presented their findings and recommendations to the Steering Committee, which reviewed and endorsed the final reports.
EUFGIS Information System
The EUFGIS information system, launched in 2010, provides geo-referenced and standardized data on the genetic conservation units of forest trees across Europe and a network of National Focal Points was created and trained to compile and upload data into the EUFGIS database. At the end of Phase IV, the EUFGIS database contained 3200 genetic conservation units of about 100 tree species in 34 countries.
Current working groups
You can visit the current working groups' pages to read more about the objectives of the groups, get an overview of the selected experts and to be updated on upcoming meetings.
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