Resources

Explore our papers, videos and other resources on developing climate adaptation solutions for the agriculture and forestry sectors.

  • Crested Tit (Lophophanes cristatus). Finland by Gregoire Dubois

    Coping with novel disturbance regimes: Suitability of 53 tree species for regenerating Central European forests

    This study examines the suitability of tree species for regenerating Central European forests after major disturbance events, their site conditions, and their potential for survival and growth in complex forest structures as stands develop.

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    Rising cost of disturbances for forestry in Europe under climate change

    Discover the disturbance-induced losses for Europe’s timber-based forestry under severe climate change.

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    Assessing the impacts of forest stand structure and landscape on the formation of Ips typographus damage hotspots in Finland

    This paper analyses the effects of stand- and landscape-level attributes on European spruce bark beetle damage hotspots in the southern half of Finland.

  • Projected climate change in Fennoscandia – and its relation to ensemble spread and global trends

    This study provides an overview of climate change in Sweden and neighbouring countries, discusses how local climate change relates to global warming, and presents bias-adjusted Euro-CORDEX climate projections.

  • Characterising implementers of on-going large-scale diversification of land use in Finland

    This study examines diversifying crops in one of Europe's northernmost agricultural regions to characterise recent changes in cultivation intensity and their likely drivers.

  • Webinar: Facing Climate Risks in Agriculture and Forestry in Northern Europe

    Learn how climate-related changes are unfolding across the Northern Europe and how farmers, forest managers, and researchers are responding.

  • Climate-smart agriculture: Insights and challenges

    Read our systematic analysis of the link between agriculture and climate change, and an interpretation of the scientific definition of climate-smart agriculture.

  • Webinar: Introduction to Precilience

    The webinar introduces the project and the experts involved, demonstrating how climate adaptation solutions are being co-created with stakeholders.