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Carbon farming scientists in the hot seat 

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RESONATE value chain
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Video: Building resilient wood value chains

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Resilient forests
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Guidance on enhancing climate resilience of forest value chains

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Photo: Successful forest restoration through natural regeneration after windstorm in 2014 and subsequent bark beetle outbreak in Tatra mountains, Slovakia. Marcus Lindner/European Forest Institute.
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Managing Forest Disturbances in a Changing Climate – research results summarized for decision makers

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Featured image by Gesche Schifferdecker: SUPERB demo in Aquitaine, France - focusing on biodiversity monitoring and enhancing forest resilience to climate change.
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How to strengthen the European forest carbon sink integrating active restoration and adaptation to climate change

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Aerial drone view of large soybean plantation in soy farm and deforestation area in the Amazon rainforest, Brazil. Photo by Imago Photo/AdobeStock.
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The hidden impact of soy imports on deforestation and biodiversity loss

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FORWARDS launches a new call for grants

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Carbon farming can also rejuvenate forests and improve resilience

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New report on carbon farming in the European forestry sector

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EFI’s IUFRO 2024 highlights

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Reducing forest fire risks with new warning sign

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Helsinki Forest Talks inspire scientists and diplomats

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FORWARDS launches a new call for grants

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Oak Resilience documentary
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Increase biodiversity to strengthen oak resilience

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Collaboration across the region for the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week

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