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Oaks can live up to a thousand years and grow to trees of impressive magnitude. They are of great importance, economically and ecologically. Oak...

New FORWARDS project will work with RESONATE to support European forests and societies to transform, adapt, and mitigate climate-induced...

Several RESONATE researchers published this paper in the Journal for Environmental Management: A balancing act: Principles, criteria and indicator...

Our RESONATE team visited the Wienerwald Biosphere Reserve as part of our RESONATE project meeting in September 2022. It was fascinating to learn...

The future of our forests is uncertain, especially with disturbances, like windstorms, wildfires and bark beetles, which are increasing...

Media and policy attention underline that we urgently need more knowledge and sound research results on how disturbances develop, how they impact...

Record breaking temperatures, minimal rainfall, drying rivers and burning forests. The news from this summer show how acutely the warming climate...

Climate change leads to ever greater challenges for Europe’s forests, with drought and heatwaves expected to increase the risk of forest fires...

Check out Marco Patacca’s reflections on both the conference “Forest Disturbances and Ecosystem Dynamics in a Changing World” and on...

European forests are in trouble. “Not because they’re being lost,” says University of Vermont scientist William Keeton. “Europe, actually, is...

Understanding landowners’ willingness to act on climate change is important for effective climate policy. The study “Risk perception and...

RESONATE Coordinator Marcus Lindner contributed with an expert statement to an initiative of the German Science Media Centre, aiming at providing...