Read an interview with Prof. Davide Cammarano from Department of Agroecology at Aarhus University on how researchers are turning to agricultural simulation modelling to better understand how farming systems can adapt to changing climate in following decades.

Roosi Soosaar from Soilprotection represented the Precilience project at the 2026 Global Soil Biodiversity Conference (GSBC) in Victoria, Canada. Read her reflections on the event and soil in climate resilience.

Water management is becoming one of Danish agriculture's most critical climate challenges. Read how SEGES Innovation contributes practical, farmer-driven knowledge to develop nature-based climate adaptation solutions.

Climate resilience is often framed in terms of technologies, models, scenarios and investments. Yet one of its most fundamental drivers is more human: collaboration between actors.

Read an interview with Prof. Dominik Thom from Dresden University of Technology on how simulation modelling is helping scientists and researchers adapt Nordic forests to climate change.

Read more about what participants highlighted as priority issues and possible ways forward for agriculture and forestry.

Read how frequent extreme weather events are affecting land-based production systems and are already beginning to have financial consequences for agriculture and forestry in the Nordics.

Read forest pathologist Eeva Terhonen’s story about investigating yellowing needles on a non-native mountain pine, leading to an important discovery for Finnish forestry.

Explore the work of animator Cara O’Donnell behind Aarne’s Farm, as she shares the animation process, from early narrative development to creative decisions and collaboration.

Read the latest studies on the impact of natural disturbances on economic value of forests and the potential for adaptation.