9h30 -10h00
We are pleased to announce that the V Iberian Congress of Dehesa and Montado will be held in Évora on 29 and 30 October 2024.
This is the fifth edition of a forum that will bring together managers, owners, public administration, academia and other entities linked to the Dehesa-Montado ecosystem.
The aim of this new edition is to reflect on business models and solutions that can open up new paths for these unique systems threatened by climate change and low profitability. Based on this common thread, the Congress will analyse management strategies for the Dehesa-Montado in a context of climate change, as well as the challenges and opportunities derived from ecosystem services and biodiversity.
The Congress will include oral presentations and round tables focused on three thematic blocks: “Management strategies for the Dehesa-Montado in a context of climate change”, “Biodiversity and ecosystem services as challenges and opportunities for profitability” and “Business models for a production system at risk”. With the aim of stimulating and promoting the exchange of information between the different participants, the congress will also have an exhibition area for scientific posters, an area for disseminating innovative projects related to the Dehesa-Montado and an area for demonstrating examples of business models associated with these systems. Finally, the programme includes a guided field trip to a Dehesa-Montado farm, with a debate on its management model.
This meeting is organised by the University of Évora – MED, Innogestiona Ambiental, CICYTEX, Junta de Extremadura, Montado Living Lab and the cross-border cooperation project SOS_PRODEHESAMONTADO, with the support of the University of Extremadura, ACTYVA, FEDEHESA, CEBAL and ACOS.
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9h30 -10h00
10h00 -10h30
10h30 -11h00
11h30 13h00
(scientific, political and practical presentations and round table)
Moderator:
Teresa Pinto Correia (Universidade de Évora/MED)
Speakers:
Oscar Pelayo (University of Aveiro)
Carlos Hernández Díaz Ambrona (Polytechnic University of Madrid)
Claudino Matos (ACOS)
Beatriz de Pablos (Pablos Livestock)
14h30 -16h00
(presentations from the scientific, political and practical fields and round table discussions)
Moderator:
Pía Sánchez (FEDEHESA)
Speakers:
Isabel Ferraz de Oliveira (University of Évora/MED)
Tara Canelo (University of Extremadura)
Francisco Alves (Porcus natura/orgos)
16h00 -17h30
9h00 -10h30
(scientific, political and practical presentations and round table discussion)
Modera:
Maria de Belém Costa Freitas (APDEA/Universidad de Évora/MED)
Ponentes:
Paula Gaspar (Universidad de Extremadura)
Amanda del Río (Fundación Global Nature)
João Madeira (Sociedade Agrícola Vargas Madeira)
Ana Cristina Cardoso (Cork Supply portugal SA)
11h00 -11h30
14h00 -16h30
Montemor-o-Novo. 1965
Brief Biography
Manuel Casa Branca holds a degree in Fine Arts/Painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts of Lisbon (FBAUL) and completed postgraduate courses in the master’s degree in Drawing at FBAUL and in Pedagogical Professionalization at the University of Évora.
He has held several solo exhibitions in Portugal and Spain and participated in various group exhibitions in Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Holland, England, Poland and the USA.
He has been awarded nationally and internationally (e.g. prize of the City of Brétigny at the “XLV Salon de Peinture et Sculpture l’Ile-de-France”; “Henrique Pousão Painting Award” by the Municipality of Vila Viçosa in 2010).
He is editor of the newspaper Folha de Montemor where he maintains a monthly column on Fine Arts.
As a teacher of Visual Arts, he teaches at the Arraiolos School.
CORK OAK IN RESEARCH
This is a short story about the Cork Oak in Research, which aims to tell the story of the research work carried out by the Alentejo Centre for Biotechnology and Agriculture and Agri-Food (CEBAL). It covers the sequencing of the Cork Oak genome, a world first, followed by the creation of the F1 population with a known pedigree, with fathers and mothers who are good cork producers as a result of controlled pollination. Behind each photograph is a scientific assumption that makes up major steps in the cork oak improvement programme.
The dehesa-montado, which occupies 30% of the surface area of Extremadura and the Alentejo, is a crucial habitat and production system. This environment not only generates employment in rural areas and helps to fix the population, but also provides various ecosystem services and is home to a rich biodiversity.
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