...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. 
Nordic Forest Research (SNS) hereby announces a NordForNet funding call running from 2022-2026. Nordic Forest research Network (NordForNet) is replacing the former CAR (Centres of Advanced Research). SNS wishes to support networks within important areas related to sustainable management of forest resources, as well as networks exploring ways to…
SNS’s long-term network concept CAR will get a new name: NordForNet (Nordic Forest Research Network). The call for forest researchers projects running for five years will open soon, in a slightly modernized version. In order for SNS to contribute as effectively as possible to Nordic forest research, we have…
Welcome to three discussion forums on the topic of Gender perspectives in the digital bioeconomy We will address the gender imbalance in the increasingly digitalized bioeconomy. The forums are a part of the project Bioequality (The digital bioeconomy – a method handbook for an equal Nordic bioeconomy) and financed by…
There is an ongoing, intense debate on how to mitigate climate change. Our Centre of Advanced research NB NORD has published a report that arranges existing knowledge and calculates the carbon debit and credit items of forestry in the Nordic-Baltic area. Download the report Climate effects of forestry in…
SAVE THE DATES! Welcome to 3 webinars during the spring: Soil as a Carbon Sink These webinars aim to stimulate knowledge exchange between Nordic actors interested in soil as a carbon sink. They are initiated and financed by Nordic Forest Research, Nordic Agri Research and the Nordic Council of Ministers’ working group for…
Text på svenska längre ner Despite having only 1.6% of the world’s forested area, the Nordic countries account for 13% of the world’s wood pulp production, 15% of sawn timber exports, and 18% of exported paper and paper products. Within Europe, 30% of total sawn softwood timber comes from the…
