PEPR-FORESTT

FORESTT Research Program

 

Forest Resilience

Knowledge for actions that preserve the future of our forests

Chiffres clés du PEPR (EN)

The PEPR FORESTT is an ambitious interdisciplinary researchprogramme centred on the socio-ecological transition of forest systems, in temperate and tropical areas. This programme is part of the France 2030 investment plan. Endowed with a budget of €40 million over 7 years (2024–2030), it mobilises the entire French scientific community around four challenges, addressing (1) societal issues related to the socio-ecological transition of forests, (2) the development of an agile, circular bioeconomy based on wood, (3) the adaptation and resilience of forest ecosystems, particularly with respect to mitigating the negative effects of global changes, and (4) the use of intelligent monitoring systems to promote scientific discovery and guide forest management and policy decisions.

The ambition of FORESTT:

  • Centralise, structure, and support integrated research related to the transition of forest socio-ecosystems (temperate and tropical).
  • Promote systemic approaches, interdisciplinarity, and co-construction with stakeholders.
  • Strengthen capacities for initial and continuous training.
  • Propose and test innovative strategies for the adaptive management, restoration, and conservation of forests.

All FORESTT program webinars are available for replay at the following link: 
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event From 05 Oct. 2027 to 07 Oct. 2027

Metz, France (Robert Schuman Congress Centre)

FORESTT International Conference - Metz 2027

The FORESTT International Conference, entitled “FORESTs and global environmental changes: social-ecological systems in Transition”, will take place from October 5 to 7, 2027 in Metz, France. Save the date in your calendar and stay informed !

Feedback and experience report from Kévin Candelier during his international mobility at the Wood Science Laboratory of the EcoFoG Joint Research Unit (UMR), in Kourou, French Guiana, as part of the WoodOutDoor (WOD) project – Wood durability and use recommendations in tropical overseas areas.

On Thursday, October 9, the film Wild Worlds – Bats, Sentinels of the Forest, directed by Claire Judrin and produced by Galaté Films, was screened as part of the Pariscience School Festival, with the support of the PEPR FORESTT program.

Following a nearly year-long process of scientific coordination, evaluation, and selection, we are adding 10 new projects to the 5 targeted projects of the PEPR FORESTT.

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