AGENDA

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

PRESENTATIONS

SUMMARY


First day:

Josef Dalla Via, Director of the Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry Laimburg:
The significance of agrobiodiversity in the Alto Adige region and strategies for its promotion

Waltraud Kugler, Monitoring Institute for Rare Breeds and Seeds in Europe:
Long term monitoring of agrobiodiversity in the alpine region

Elspeth Broxham Stahl, Monitoring Institute for Rare Breeds and Seeds in Europe:
Outcomes of the study "The Alpine Delphi"

Federico Lottersberger, former president of the Alpine Convention working group "Agriculture":
The Alpine Convention Protocol on Mountain Agriculture (presentation not provided)

Regula Imhof, Vice-Secretary General of the Alpine Convention:
The Alpine Convention and the SOIA system for the Observation of and Information on the Alps

Beate Schierscher, SKEK Director:
The Swiss Commission for the Preservation of Cultivated Plants (SKEK)

Christian Partl, Office of the Tyrolean government, Department for agricultural education, hunting and fishing:
Interreg Project "Gen-save and the Tyrolean Genbank" (North and South Tyrol)

Emilio Pastore, Padua University:
Breeding of sheep and goats in the Veneto - Region with a particular view on the contributions of the region


Second day:

Frowin Oberrauch, Association "Sortengarten – South Tyrol":
The consumers' role in the protection of rare animal species and cultivated plants

Jean Gault, Sard-M, FAO:
The Global Plan of Action for Animal Genetic Resources

Paolo Angelini, Ministry of the Environment, Land and Sea. Italian Focal Point of the Alpine Convention:
The Alpine Convention and the Protocol on Mountain Agriculture (presentation not provided)

Luciano Onori, in charge of the Department for Protected Areas of the Environmental Protection Agency and Technical Services (APAT):
The Alpine Convention and protection of wild species

Artur Kammerer, Department of Nature and Landscapes of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano (Alto Adige):
Traditional agricultural practises, landscape diversity and agrobiodiversity

Jutta Staffler, Bioland Alto Adige, Director and Consultancy:
Traditional man-made landscapes and tourism labelling for different offers by the Alpine Agriculture (presentation not provided)