Sharing results and knowledge is an important essence of LIFE Resilias
All the important results that we achieve within the project can be found on this page. It is therefore a dynamic page, with the latest results at the top.
This is how forest comes back to life
Early birds: This is how forests come back to life Last Saturday, Janneke van der Loop (Bargerveen Foundation) and Fabian Meijer (Bosgroep Zuid Nederland), among others, featured on the episode of vroege vogels. Fabian explained how we use LIFE Resilias' ecosystem approach to bring back Japanese knotweed in forests [...]
Information boards placed
Recently, information boards have been placed at the sample areas of LIFE Resilias. Curious? Take a look! Sample areas
Tree of heaven, a pioneer tree species in Italian coppice forest
Control of canopy tree in the northern Italian forest shows that repeatedly depositing the canopy tree reduces its share of the crown canopy. At the same time, it becomes clear that doing nothing here will eventually lead to the almost complete disappearance of the tree from the forest. This pioneer tree species is losing out to native successor species. [...]
Does the ecosystem approach also work for the feather maple?
Does the ecosystem approach work for the feather maple? In the European project LIFE Resilias, we find out which invasive species the ecosystem approach might work for. After which we work out and demonstrate the integration of the species in question. For forests, the species for which the ecosystem approach is of interest include American [...]
Native trees in climate-smart forest
An article on the role of exotics in climate-smart forests was published in the theme issue of Forests of The Living Nature. Read it here.
Article American bird cherry and LIFE Resilias in Swiss Bernese Forest
Bart Nyssen publishes article on birdcress and LIFE Resilias in Swiss Bernese Forest There is also a lot of interest in the ecosystem approach to invasive exotic species in Switzerland. Thus, an interesting article was published by our team member Bart Nyssen, on American bird cherry in the [...]
Sharing results and knowledge is an important essence of LIFE Resilias
All the important results that we achieve within the project can be found on this page. It is therefore a dynamic page, with the latest results at the top.
This is how forest comes back to life
Early birds: This is how forests come back to life Last Saturday, Janneke van der Loop (Bargerveen Foundation) and Fabian Meijer (Bosgroep Zuid Nederland), among others, featured on the episode of vroege vogels. Fabian explained how we use LIFE Resilias' ecosystem approach to bring back Japanese knotweed in forests [...]
Information boards placed
Recently, information boards have been placed at the sample areas of LIFE Resilias. Curious? Take a look! Sample areas
Tree of heaven, a pioneer tree species in Italian coppice forest
Control of canopy tree in the northern Italian forest shows that repeatedly depositing the canopy tree reduces its share of the crown canopy. At the same time, it becomes clear that doing nothing here will eventually lead to the almost complete disappearance of the tree from the forest. This pioneer tree species is losing out to native successor species. [...]
Does the ecosystem approach also work for the feather maple?
Does the ecosystem approach work for the feather maple? In the European project LIFE Resilias, we find out which invasive species the ecosystem approach might work for. After which we work out and demonstrate the integration of the species in question. For forests, the species for which the ecosystem approach is of interest include American [...]
Native trees in climate-smart forest
An article on the role of exotics in climate-smart forests was published in the theme issue of Forests of The Living Nature. Read it here.
Article American bird cherry and LIFE Resilias in Swiss Bernese Forest
Bart Nyssen publishes article on birdcress and LIFE Resilias in Swiss Bernese Forest There is also a lot of interest in the ecosystem approach to invasive exotic species in Switzerland. Thus, an interesting article was published by our team member Bart Nyssen, on American bird cherry in the [...]