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The new Presidency Letter n°20 is published

Wednesday, November 18 , 2015 6139

Dear members and visitors,

The UEF Presidency is happy to invite you to have a look at our new issue of the Presidency Letter, n°20 November 2015.

Please follow this direct link to download it:

http://www.european-foresters.org/docs/uef_publications/UEF%20PL%2020%20final.pdf

You'll find many news and information about UEF activities and projects.

Please enjoy the new design of our publication and send it to your friends and partners.

The Presidency


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