The Forest Carbon Monitoring project is responding to the foreseen dynamic solutions and forest carbon markets. The EU Green Deal is expected to result in reforms in the policy environment, which will
NOMADI responds to the need to increase the forest service business and green bioeconomy startups, as well as the need to respond to the challenges of climate change in Finland and around the world
Climate change poses a major challenge for European forests, demonstrated by recent extreme events and forest disturbances of unprecedented intensity. As climate change continues, adverse impacts on
The North Karelia region is a pioneer in forest bioeconomy and is profiled as a center of excellence, providing information and sustainable forest bioeconomy solutions at the national and
The aim of the project, led by Wald und Holz North Rhine-Westphalia, is to investigate the resilience of native oak species, stem and grape oaks, and to show ways to promote this natural resilience
All scenarios for a transition away from the use of fossil energy sources foresee a large increase in the use of biomass. Bioenergy is already a major contributor to our current energy system
Knowledge gaps on forest soil processes and lack of a harmonised soil monitoring limit the EU’s ability to maintain soil related ecosystem services and to reach climate policy targets. A better
Forest Europe (FE) (formerly known as the Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forests in Europe - MCPFE and established on 18 December 1990) is Europe´s high level political process that
The megatrends are clear: by 2050, 84% of the European population will live in urban areas, while air pollution and climate change will continue to harm the health of European citizens. Despite minor
The megatrends are clear: by 2050, 84% of the European population will live in urban areas, while air pollution and climate change will continue to harm the health of European citizens. Despite minor
