Global Experts to Convene at ICFENR‑25 in Milan to Tackle Forest Economics and Resource Management

Prime Highlights

ICFENR‑25 will host international minds to dialogue on forest economics and natural resource governance innovation.
It will take place on August 9–10, 2025, in Milan, Italy.

Key Fact

Research Leagues is organizing the conference that aims at sustainable forest management and policy entrepreneurship.
The two-day conference offers research presentation, expert session, and collective discussion.

Key Background

The International Conference on Forest Economics and Natural Resources (ICFENR‑25) is scheduled on August 9–10, 2025, in Milan, Italy. Research Leagues is a prestigious international body that conducts academic and professional conferences in core disciplines. ICFENR‑25 is specifically designed to involve research for practice with forestry and sustainable natural resource management applications.

The conference will bring together a multidisciplinary group of experts that includes economists, ecologists, forest managers, researchers, environmental policy analysts, and students. The purpose is to offer a forum for exchange of knowledge, presentation of cutting-edge research, and discussion of the most relevant issues and interventions in forest economics. Topics such as sustainable forestry management, silviculture systems, biodiversity conservation, and reform of regulations will be under discussion.

Through inter‑disciplinary interaction, ICFENR‑25 occupies the pivotal position of setting the global agenda on sustainable environment and natural resource management. The intersection of economic models of valuation, climate change analysis, and natural resource accounting guarantees that people participate in interpersonal debates on mechanisms for maintaining forest ecosystems in global environmental change.

That the event will be held in Milan is consistent with growing significance to Europe’s role in environmental innovation and forest management policy. The centuries-old tradition of forestry science in Italy and Milan’s academic and economic center status provide a great environment for such high-level exchange. For veteran scholars and newcomers alike, ICFENR‑25 provides a forum where enduring relationships can be formed, potential for joint work can be established, and policy directives can be determined from well-informed discussion and fact-centered deliberation.