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Month: March 2026

Who are the women shaping the Integrate Network?

Women’s voices are not optional in forest management – they are essential for its future. By bringing women’s expertise into integrative forest management, we can unlock knowledge that better balances biodiversity, production, and social needs. When women are at the table, forest governance becomes more legitimate and democratic – reflecting the realities of all those who depend on and care for forests. 

On March 8, when the Integrate Network celebrated International Women’s Day, it featured the perspectives of women who actively shape the direction of its network through their work and leadership:

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Five Students, One Mission: To Set-up a New Belgian Marteloscope

For one semester, Simon Musin, Antoine Van Lede, Samuel Konsdorff, Louis Uytterhaegen and Tom Schriewer shared a mission: To figure out how to create a new marteloscope close to their Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech faculty in Belgium. 

But how does one set-up a 1-hectare forested, monitored, and mapped site, used to train forest managers, owners or students on the intersection of biodiversity conservation and timber production? 

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