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1636. Report on Career Orientation PracticesNike Krajnc, Darja Stare, Polona Hafner, Katarina Flajšman, Mateja Karničnik, Tatjana Pavlič, Ema Šumenjak, Sabina Majerič, Špela Pezdevšek Malovrh, Zala Uhan, 2025, treatise, preliminary study, study Keywords: forestry, gender equality, youth employment, employment, sustainable development, environmental education
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1637. Toolkit to expand the range of career choices to support innovative approachesNike Krajnc, Darja Stare, Polona Hafner, Katarina Flajšman, Mateja Karničnik, Tatjana Pavlič, Ema Šumenjak, Sabina Majerič, Špela Pezdevšek Malovrh, Zala Uhan, 2025, treatise, preliminary study, study Keywords: forestry, gender equality, youth employment, employment, sustainable development, environmental education
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1638. Promoting forestry careers to girls and young womenNike Krajnc, Darja Stare, Polona Hafner, Katarina Flajšman, Mateja Karničnik, Tatjana Pavlič, Ema Šumenjak, Sabina Majerič, Špela Pezdevšek Malovrh, Zala Uhan, 2025, treatise, preliminary study, study Keywords: forestry, gender equality, youth employment, employment, sustainable development, environmental education
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1639. Reducing seismic vulnerability of historic areas : moving from good practices to tailored roadmapsGiulia Marzani, Cavalieri Benedetta, Angela Santangelo, Petra Triller, Maja Kreslin, Charalampos Fassoulas, Simona Tondelli, 2025, original scientific article Abstract: Enhancing territorial resilience while reducing risks is of paramount importance for communities, especially for those in historic areas where vulnerability is a significant component of risk, and where cultural heritage serves as a catalyst for collective identity. However, policies and planning tools designed to protect historic areas from natural and anthropic risks remain fragmented. The aim of this paper is to provide evidence- based guidance to help policymakers build tailored roadmaps for reducing the seismic vulnerability of historic areas. This research focuses on the Adriatic–Ionian region, with six countries identified as case studies. The methodology is structured in three phases. First, good practices for addressing seismic vulnerability are identified and codified to improve existing knowledge. Second, a replicability and scalability assessment of the good practices is performed for each case study. Finally, roadmaps are developed as ready-to-use tools to support the implementation of measures to reduce seismic vulnerability. Although the results reveal considerable variability in the readiness levels of the six case studies to act for reducing seismic vulnerability, the overall methodology effectively supports policymakers in moving from good practice selection to tailored roadmaps for enhancing resilience.
Keywords: seismic risk, seismic vulnerability, disaster risk reduction, territorial resilience, historic area, good practice, roadmap, Adriatic–Ionian region
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1640. The susceptibility of subglacial carbonates to frost weatheringMatej Lipar, Matija Zorn, Mateja Ferk, Klemen Cof, Janko Čretnik, 2025, original scientific article Abstract: The retreat of glaciers over the last century exposed subglacial carbonate, which formed between the glacier ice body and bedrock due to regelation. As such they have implications for paleoenvironmental studies. They are particularly significant as indicators of past glacial presence – since they can form under glacial conditions – and recent glacial retreat, given their high susceptibility to rapid weathering. However, their susceptibility to frost weathering remains relatively unexplored. This study investigates the susceptibility of subglacial carbonates to frost weathering by exposing them to freeze–thaw cycles in a freezing tank. The study demonstrates that subglacial carbonates are inherently weak and prone to weathering, with around a quarter of the samples experiencing breakage into shreds. While exact rates of weathering in natural settings remain challenging to determine, the laboratory conditions provided a framework for evaluating the fundamental response of subglacial carbonates to temperature stresses.
Keywords: geomorphology, glaciers, glacial erosion, high mountain karst, the Alps, Triglav (Slovenia, mountain)
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