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We provide research and advice to improve the resilience of European forests and associated value chains.
Following RESONATE’s communication principle “to go where the audience lives”, stakeholder engagement plays an important role in our strategy.Read more
RESONATE aims to generate the needed knowledge and practical guidance for making European forests, the services they provide, and related economic activities more resilient to future climate change and disturbances.Read more
Introducing our demo areas
Learn more about our 9 demos and their different disturbances, variety of ecosystem services, and engagement with different types of forest value chains.Read more
New Forest, UK
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Forest disturbances are making headlines, but we need better guidance how to increase forest resilience and help the forest sector adapt to climate change. Proper advice and tools to enhance forest value chain resilience are lacking - this is what we will develop in RESONATE.
Marcus LindnerProject Coordinator, European Forest Institute
Being part of RESONATE is fascinating because it allows us to compare our situation with many other places in Europe and also to learn more on how we can increase the resilience of our Catalonian Forest.
Josep Maria EspeltaCentro de Investigación Ecológica y Aplicationes Forestales
Our “New Forest” case study is quite unique, but I am convinced we can learn from other case studies and how they are reacting to current or future changes in climate or different disturbances. We are very much excited to learn from each other!
Elena CantarelloBournemouth University
It is very interesting to join RESONATE because I expect that some of the methodology that is going to be developed in the work packages can also be applied to the case study in our region on the boarder of Galicia and Portugal.
Juan PicosUniversidad de Vigos
Being in touch with experts from the field allows us to formulate new concepts and new approaches to forest management. We hope to explore new ways on how to introduce the concept of resilience to our forests in Czech Republic, and how to increase the resilience of our industries and societies.
Tomáš HlásnyCzech University of Life Sciences Prague