...forest researchers up north to find each other, meet, exchange knowledge, to share all that can be shared and to develop brilliant ideas together. Similarities between the Nordic countries (nature, people, policy) makes collaboration highly beneficial and strengthens this small, but in a forest perspective, important part of Europe. Furthermore, SNS wants to facilitate interactions between the Nordic research society and their counterparts in other parts of the world. 
A few small parts of the Nordic forest research society met and made new contacts for future projects August 26. SNS arranged another matchmaking day to make Nordic forestry more efficient and smart, bit by bit. The SNS matchmaking days are stuffed with opportunities to find partners and expertis…
Is the new taxonomy for sustainability in the EU realistic? Will it make the world more sustainable? In the SNS webinar on the subject we discussed advantages and drawbacks. We also had a few presentations, which are available below. The EU-taxonomy is a classification system providing a framework for…
2021 is a super year for SNS: three calls ongoing at the same time. To make it easier for you to apply, the application period is prolonged for all three calls to September 30th . At that time the vacations are over and hopefully the corona pandemic too. Forget…
The call for proposals for networking activities is re-opened. SNS will fund networks in Nordic forestry for one year. Climate change, demands in a growing bioeconomy and ecosystem services are possible focuses. Apply at the latest September 30th 2021. Are you in forestry? You are welcome to apply for funding…
Nordic Forest Research (SNS) invites you to a matchmaking day in connection with our three funding calls for annual networks, NordForNet and research projects. About the matchmaking day: When: 26th of August, 10.00-15.00 CEST Where: Online via Zoom, link will be sent to registered participants in advance What: The…
Reindeer herding has a long history in Sápmi, the northernmost region of Norway, Sweden and Finland. But the reindeer husbandry is under pressure. Svensk text längre ner på sidan Mining, hydropower dams, windmills, roads, tourism and not least forestry have all made old migration routes, resting places and pastureland…
