Autumn trip of the STREAM project 2023
19. 10. 2023 -
Our autumn field trip in the STREAM project is behind us. And what did we accomplish?
- Two tree climbing workshops for local foresters and future forest seed collectors.
- Two workshops focusing on ecology, silviculture and forest tending, forest nurseries, technology, but also the recreational function of forests for foresters and officials from environmental management departments.
- We trained a total of approximately 50 people from the field as part of the workshops.
- Seven events of forest pedagogy for children
from the towns of Bayan-Adarga, Binder, Umnudelger, Yeröö, Bugant, Mandal and Ulaanbaatar, which were attended by approximately 250 children. And lots of adults too. - We set up an experiment aimed at stabilizing a sand dune with trees using various soil additives improving the water supply of the trees.
- We planted nearly 1,000 tree seedlings (mainly elm, pine and larch) and did weeding around those planted last year.
- We also involved four Czech and six Mongolian students in the events
, because practical experience is most important in forest education. Mendelova univerzita v Brně, Česká zemědělská univerzita v Praze, Хөдөө аж ахуйн их сургууль Mongolian University of Life Sciences, German Mongolian Institute for Resources and Technology - GMIT, National University of Mongolia and Mongolian University of Science and Technology students were involved in this way.
- And as part of our free time beyond the scope of the STREAM project, together with the Mongolian Walking Association - Монголын Явган Алхалтын Холбоо we marked and opened the first hiking trail in Mongolia marked with the Czech marking system
.
The STREAM project co-financed by the European Union 
and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) 
is being implemented by the GIZ and UN FAO. Mendel University in Brno leads a consortium of twelve institutions that participate in the forestry section of the project led by GIZ.
and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) is being implemented by the GIZ and UN FAO. Mendel University in Brno leads a consortium of twelve institutions that participate in the forestry section of the project led by GIZ.
