Forest Adaptation to CC - Publications

"Building Wildfire Management Capacities to Enhance Adaptation of the Vulnerable Mountain Forests of Armenia - Lessons from Recent Experience" (2012)

“The Main Pests of Armenian Forests and Pest Control Measures” (2012)

Proceedings of the Conference “Forecast, Prevention and Suppression of Forest and Grassland Fires"  (2011)

Poster on forest fire prevention (2011)

Tourist Oriented Brochure on “Armenia – Syunik Forests and Sustainable Tourism” (2010)

Booklet on the "Adaptation to Climate Change Impacts in Mountain Forest Ecosystems of Armenia" project (2010)

"Armenia: Climate Change Impacts" 2009 Calendar

Forest Biodiversity of Armenia's Syunik Marz and Global Climate Change (2008)

 


 

 

Building Wildfire Management Capacities to Enhance Adaptation of the Vulnerable Mountain Forests of Armenia - Lessons from Recent Experience

This e-publication captures an analysis of the success factors and barriers of the approaches towards building the wildfire management capacities in Armenia. By providing illustrative examples of improving wildfire management, the publication aims to enable replication of these adaptation options, which in the Armenian context were found to be especially successful in increasing preparedness in the forest and protected area sectors to include climate change risks into forest management planning and practice.

 Download in English_5.5MB.pdf

“The Main Pests of Armenian Forests and Pest Control Measures” (2012)

Author: Armen Nalbandyan

The brochure is aimed at introduction of general background information on main pest (insects, rodents) species composition in Armenian forests, sylvulas and nurseries, their morphological and biological features, degree of harmfulness and type of damage, development cycles, monitoring methods, prevention and control measures, as well as related forest protection issues.

Available in Armenian language only

 

Proceedings of the Conference “Forecast, Prevention and Suppression of Forest and Grassland Fires"  (2011)

The Proceedings comprises of the articles presented by participants of the Conference on “Forecast, Prevention and Suppression of Forest and Grassland Fires”, held on 14 September 2011, Yerevan both in Armenian and English.

The Proceedings is developed, translated and published within the framework of the “Adaptation to Climate Change Impacts in Mountain Forest Ecosystems of Armenia” UNDP-GEF Project.

Download in English and Armenian_1.9MB_pdf

Poster on forest fire prevention (2011)

This poster has been developed to promote attitude and actions towards prevention of burning stubble and other dry vegetation on fields, pastures, and hayfields and consequent occurrence of forest fires. The copies of the poster were disseminated among the forest neighboring communities, educational institutions and NGOs in Armenia with particular focus to Syunik region.

To download the English version of the poster clik here.

 

 

Tourist Oriented Brochure on “Armenia – Syunik Forests and Sustainable Tourism” (2010)

The brochure highlights rich forest biodiversity of Armenia’s Syunik region, tourism and eco-tourism opportunities, human and climate change induced threats to forests, sustainable tourism rules, as well as contains a number of photos presenting Syunik specific flora and fauna species. The brochure is developed in the scope of the “Adaptation to Climate Change Impacts in Mountain Forest Ecosystems of Armenia” UNDP/GEF/00051202 project.

Download in Armenian/English 6.44MB pdf
Download in Russian/English 6.44MB pdf

Booklet on the "Adaptation to Climate Change Impacts in Mountain Forest Ecosystems of Armenia" project (2010)

The booklet highlights the activities under the "Adaptation to Climate Change Impacts in Mountain Forest Ecosystems of Armenia" UNDP/GEF project and provides with brief information on Syunik forests and their vulnerabilty, as well as enhancement of adaptation to climate change impacts in forest ecosystems of Syunik region.
Download in English_608KB_pdf.

"Armenia: Climate Change Impacts" 2009 Calendar

"Armenia: Climate Change Impacts" 2009 calendar in Armenian and English, prepared by CC Information Center, was published in 2008. The calendar presents CC Impacts on the RA territory. Situations on the same spots twenty years ago and this year were compared and the effective changes interpreted. The calendar's penultimate page briefly presents geography and climate, refers to plant and animal world of the country.


 

Forest Biodiversity of Armenia's Syunik Marz and Global Climate Change (2008)

This publication is aimed at presenting the rich forest biodiversity of Armenia's Syunik Marz, current and expected vulnerability to global climate change impacts, as well as brief introduction of the adaptation measures to climate change impacts. It is designed for the large audience including: decision makers, local authorities, forest specialists, communities, students, and all those concerned about biodiversity of Syunik Marz.
Download in Armenian_1.58MB_pdf

 

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MNP

Ministry of Nature Protection of the Republic of Armenia 

 


 

UNFCCC

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change  

 


United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

 

GEF

Global Environmental Facility

 


Global Environmental Facility

The GEF as an independent financial organization provides grants to developing countries and countries with economies in transition to address global environmental issues

 

UNDP

United Nations Development Programme 

 


 
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