Forests play an essential role in human well-being and health as well as provide a wide array of functions such as biodiversity protection, wood production, and climate change mitigation. To manage forests in a sustainable way requires efficient forest management strategies to obtain detailed and accurate information.
The EU-funded PathFinder project aims to facilitate this process by going beyond current state-of-the art practices to make the most efficient use of field and remotely sensed data by creating high-resolution maps and accurately estimating forest attributes. All in all, forest monitoring will prove to be beneficial for decision making processes and policy formulation at the regional, national, and European levels.
On this website you will be able to learn more about the project, its objectives, who is working on it, as well as a wide range of public-facing project materials.
To develop a consistent field survey in close coordination with national and EU stakeholders, focused on both carbon pools and biodiversity indicators with demonstrated implementation across 25 EU countries
To co-design a future forest scenario framework for analysing the impact of policy decisions and resulting management actions on the future forest climate mitigation potential, biodiversity, and other ES
To develop a mapping and estimation platform for LULUCF and biodiversity monitoring based on field and remotely sensed data with demonstrated implementation across the EU
To co-design possible forest management pathways and offering ways to integrate scientific knowledge in policy and practice
Should you have any further questions about the project, please do not hesitate to contact project coordinator Johannes Breidenbach at johannes.breidenbach@nibio.no
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Program (Climate, Energy, and Mobility) under grant agreement n° 101056907. This output reflects only the authors’ view, and the European Union cannot be held responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained herein.
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