Panel discussion at LIGNA Fair
Climate change poses a threat to European Forests. As a result, disturbances like windstorms, fires and bark beetle outbreaks are increasing. What does this mean for the wood value chain?
Read moreClimate change poses a threat to European Forests. As a result, disturbances like windstorms, fires and bark beetle outbreaks are increasing. What does this mean for the wood value chain?
Read moreNew FORWARDS project will work with RESONATE to support European forests and societies to transform, adapt, and mitigate climate-induced changes With a total budget of €14m funded by the European Commission’s HorizonEurope (plus additional funding by Switzerland and the UK) and more than 19 partners (incl. European Forest Institute) involved, the FORWARDS project (ForestWard Observatory to Secure Resilience of European Forests) will provide timely and detailed information on...
Read moreSeveral RESONATE researchers published this paper in the Journal for Environmental Management: A balancing act: Principles, criteria and indicator framework to operationalize social-ecological resilience of forests Against a background of
Read moreOur RESONATE team visited the Wienerwald Biosphere Reserve as part of our RESONATE project meeting in September 2022. It was fascinating to learn about the diverse recreational activities offered, and
Read moreThe future of our forests is uncertain, especially with disturbances, like windstorms, wildfires and bark beetles, which are increasing due to climate change. In the I-Maestro project, researchers investigated how we can adapt our
Read moreMedia and policy attention underline that we urgently need more knowledge and sound research results on how disturbances develop, how they impact European forests and the so-called “ecosystem services” they
Read moreRecord breaking temperatures, minimal rainfall, drying rivers and burning forests. The news from this summer show how acutely the warming climate is affecting our environment and lives. To me, the
Read moreEuropean forests are in trouble. “Not because they’re being lost,” says University of Vermont scientist William Keeton. “Europe, actually, is greener and more heavily forested now than it has been
Read moreRESONATE Coordinator Marcus Lindner contributed with an expert statement to an initiative of the German Science Media Centre, aiming at providing input to journalists on the current state of the
Read moreIs the so-called functional network approach an efficient way to optimize forest landscape management and to promote ecological resilience in the face of unexpected global change stresses? In his recent blogpost,
Read moreDr. Antoni Zięba, Nature Conservation Specialist of the Department of Research and Nature Conservation Planning of the Tatra National Park, takes us on a tour through the Tatra Mountains as
Read moreNew Policy Brief out now How can we increase the sustainability and resilience of our European forests and related value chains in times of climate change? I-Maestro (Innovative forest management strategies for
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