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Nordic Forest History Conference 2026<\/h1><\/div>
The Green Museum will hold the Nordic Forest History Conference on 28\u201329 August 2026 in collaboration with Nordic forest museums, forest history societies and other forest organizations. The theme is Man and the forest \u2013 under pressure and in development.<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

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Humans and the forest \u2013 under pressure and in development<\/h3>\n

The Green Museum will hold the Nordic Forest History Conference on 28\u201329 August 2026 in collaboration with Nordic forest museums, forest history societies and other forest organizations. The theme is Man and the forest \u2013 under pressure and in development.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

The purpose is to re-establish and strengthen the Nordic network between forest museums, forest history societies, research environments and related organizations after a year-long break.<\/p>\n

Theme<\/h4>\n

Forests have been exploited by humans for millennia. This has resulted in overexploitation of resources. In recent centuries, efforts have been made to think and act in a more long-term and sustainable manner, and decisions have been made about afforestation and changed forms of operation with long-term consequences. With an ongoing climate crisis and a rapidly growing population, the pressure on forests has increased. They must deliver in terms of biodiversity, climate, wood production, recreation and health.<\/p>\n

The conference addresses these issues by looking back at history and drawing threads to the present in a Nordic, forest historical perspective. With knowledge from the past and present, good solutions can be chosen for the future.<\/p>\n\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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The Green Museum<\/h4>\n

The Green Museum, Denmark's national museum for the cultural history of forests, hunting, agriculture and food, is hosting the conference. We tell the story of human use of nature.<\/p>\n

Participants are introduced to two of the museum's newest exhibitions:<\/p>\n