Precilience is dedicated to bridging the gap between scientific knowledge, practical application and lived experience.
Soil sample collection, Estonia © Liina Soonvald
Working with stakeholders in Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Norway and Sweden, Precilience is testing hands-on solutions in forests and on agricultural land to establish — and build an evidence base for — the most suitable and impactful climate adaptation methods.
Read on to find out more about the methods we’re testing and where we’re working.
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Forestry
Boreal forests are becoming increasingly vulnerable.
Drought, storms, disease, pests and pathogens are already causing widespread tree mortality. Forest resilience means rethinking how stakeholders manage, regenerate and protect these vital ecosystems. Through its forestry demonstrations, Precilience is working with private and public forest owners to identify solutions.
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Agriculture
Agriculture in the Nordic-Baltic region faces multiple threats.
Protecting soil, managing water and increasing crop resilience are all vital for a building a sustainable future for farming. Through its focused agricultural demonstrations, Precilience is testing different ways of managing soil, water and crops to develop evidence-based solutions with and for stakeholders.
Where we work
Latest updates
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Webinar: climate risks & adaptation in Nordic agriculture
Watch our latest webinar exploring how climate-related changes are unfolding across Northern Europe and how farmers, forest managers, and researchers are responding.
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Blog: Summer Greetings
Petteri Karisto, Precilience’s Project Coordinator, shares his reflections as Precilience begins its second year.
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Blog: Biotic Stress in Nordic Forests
Markus Melin shares insights on the biotic impacts of climate change on Nordic forests and key priorities for accelerating adaptation.
