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Wildfire CE - Enabling cross-boundary assessment, communication and management of wildfire risks in Central Europe

The overall project objective is to enable border regions, the communities and landscapes within them, to prepare, respond & adapt to the increasing wildfire risk resulting from climate change. It will broaden cross-border & crosssector implementation of risk management through raising awareness with policy-makers, land managers, communities, infrastructure providers and emergency responders. Through improved and harmonised forecasting and fire risk mapping across borders it will reduce the exposure to wildfire risk. 

Interreg

Department of Forest engineering and economics

Project leader: dr. Jaša Saražin

Duration: 01.06.2024 - 31.05.2027

RE-ENFORCE - Transnational Cooperation on nature-based solutions for restoring degraded forests of Central Europe

The main objective of the project is to facilitate the restoration of degraded forest ecosystems through naturebased solutions (NBS). The project aims to strengthen transnational cooperation to develop nature based forest restoration strategy, test NBS in Pilot Actions and integrate NBS into a web-based Decision Support System. The project outputs will help forest conservation managers, policymakers, and resource planners to allocate resources better and implement NBS for restoring degraded forest habitats. 

Interreg

Department of Forest Physiology and Genetics

Project leader: mag. Katja Kavčič Sonnenschein

Duration: 01.06.2024 - 31.05.2027

FoRESisT - Conservation and Evaluation of Forest and Agricultural Ecosystems in the Cross-Border Area

The objective of the FoRESisT project is to improve the conservation status of habitats, support biodiversity, and evaluate ecosystem services, particularly in relation to forests, agricultural, and freshwater habitats. The project will involve extensive activities to protect forest and agricultural ecosystems in the area of Opatija (in Dobreć), on the island of Krk, and in the Karst region.

Interreg

Department of Forest Ecology

Project leader: dr. Aleksander Marinšek

Duration: 01.03.2024 - 31.08.2026

In the forest as in the classroom

The primary goal of the project is to train preschool and elementary school teachers to implement forest pedagogy. The Slovenian Forestry Institute will contribute together with the leading partner 'Model Forest Istra' to the development of forest pedagogy in Croatia. This will be achieved primarily through the education of professionals and employees in partner organizations.  

Erasmus+

Department of Forest Ecology

Project leader: Ajša Alagić

Duration: 15.02.2024 - 15.03.2025

EIP 16.5 project – Water elements in farmland

The core aim of the project is to raise awareness and train stakeholders – farm owners, the wider and/or narrower professional and general public - to acquire key knowledge, experience and skills for the long-term sustainable conservation and restoration of biodiversity and better use of the ecosystem functions and services of water bodies as an element or a landscape feature of the agricultural landscape.

Rural development programme

Department of Forest Physiology and Genetics

Project leader: dr. Tine Grebenc

Duration: 01.02.2024 - 01.02.2027

Fem2forests - Innovative pathways for efficient involvement of girls and young women in the forestry sector

With this project, we want to contribute to strengthening the forestry sector in the Danube region at local, regional and international level by involving young women and girls to a greater extent. The project involves 15 partners from 9 countries (Slovenia, Croatia, Austria, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Romania, Czech Republic, Ukraine), with the Slovenian Forestry Institute as the lead partner.

Interreg

Department of Forest engineering and economics

Project leader: dr. Nike Krajnc

Duration: 01.01.2024 - 30.06.2026

FruitDiv – Exploiting the untapped potential of fruit tree wild diversity for sustainable agriculture

FruitDiv project will explore the potential of fruit tree Crop wild relatives (CWR) for Sustainable Agriculture. FruitDiv aims to monitor, characterise, use, and conserve the diversity of fruit tree CWR, with a particular emphasis on pome (Malus, Pyrus) and stone (Prunus) fruits.

Horizon Europe

Department of Forest Physiology and Genetics

Project leader: mag. Katja Kavčič Sonnenschein

Duration: 01.01.2024 - 31.12.2028

TRANSFORMIT - Transforming Forest Management for multiple ecosystem services and nature conservation via the Integrative approach

The aim of the project is to improve and showcase the effectiveness of Integrative Forest Management as a viable pathway for merging biodiversity conservation and societal demands. By integrating both practical and scientific knowledge, we will stipulate collaboration, mutual learning and new synergies amongst science, policy, and practice.

Horizon Europe

Department of Forest Ecology

Project leader: doc. dr. Primož Simončič

Duration: 01.01.2024 - 31.12.2027

Support for the Implementation of Open Science Principles in Slovenia - SPOZNAJ

The project will greatly accelerate the adoption of open science practices among project partners and make a substantial contribution to the digital transformation of scientific research. Partners will collaborate to share knowledge and experiences related to implementing open science principles and disseminate them to public infrastructure institutes (IZUM, ARNES), public agencies (ARIS, NAKVIS), privately owned higher education and research institutes, researchers and experts from the commercial sector, private researchers, and the broader interested public.

Recovery and Resilience Plan

Management

Project leader: prof. dr. Tom Tomislav Levanič

Duration: 02.08.2023 - 30.06.2026

Cooperation to strengthen the performance of project offices (SKUPP)

The SKUPP project aims to strengthen the competences of the consortium of project offices and researchers at our institutes through the organisation of numerous events, networking between partners, with external stakeholders and other consortia, and with new jobs in project offices. The aim of the SKUPP consortium is to strengthen the supporting environment of project offices in public research organisations and to increase performance in centralised EU programmes during the application, implementation and reporting phases, which will contribute to the wider reputation and visibility of our institutes and, in the long term, to a greater reputation in the international environment.

Recovery and Resilience Plan

Management

Project leader: Tjaša Baloh

Duration: 14.04.2023 - 30.06.2026

GIFT - Green Infrastructure for Forest and Trees

The Green Infrastructure for Forest and Trees (GIFT) Project, funded by the Interreg Europe financial mechanism, represents a collaborative effort involving 10 partner institutions from 9 European countries. The project aims to empower and involve the crucial role of green infrastructure, particularly forests and trees, in contemporary regional and urban development, environmental and biodiversity conservation, agricultural, landscape, forestry and other legislation and strategies.

Interreg

Department of Forest Physiology and Genetics

Project leader: Tjaša Baloh

Duration: 01.03.2023 - 31.05.2027

FOREST4EU – European innovation partnership network promoting operational group dedicated to forestry and agroforestry

FOREST4EU is a Horizon Europe project aiming at connecting existing Operational Groups (OGs) from different countries around Europe, to favour the transfer of knowledge and best practices between experts in this field. The main goal is to develop a European multi-actor network to promote and disseminate best practices related to the innovation of national forest and agroforestry among EU countries.

Horizon Europe

Department of Forest engineering and economics

Project leader: dr. Nike Krajnc

Duration: 01.01.2023 - 31.12.2025

OptFORESTS

OptFORESTS, a Horizon Europe project financed by the EU, will support the protection and sustainable use of forest genetic resources in Europe, by increasing cooperation and knowledge sharing to foster adaptation to climate change and biodiversity-supporting practices in forestry. The project will generate research outputs supporting the choice of more diverse FRM adapted to future climates, and inform assisted gene flow and migration, foster the sustainable use, adaptation and resilience of naturally-regenerated forests, develop methods to expand and diversify nursery production, analyse and develop nature-based solutions, tools and new cultural trajectories and demonstrate biodiversity restoration solutions for degraded forest ecosystems.

Horizon Europe

Department of Forest Physiology and Genetics

Project leader: dr. Marjana Westergren

Duration: 01.11.2022 - 31.10.2027

Determining the effectiveness of different approaches in the implementation of the forest order to prevent overpopulation of spruce beetles using the most effective pheromone preparation and traps

The project is investigating how different approaches to managing logging residues reduce the risk of spruce bark beetle overpopulation in surrounding forests. The research will be carried out at three sites in Slovenia.

ARRS CRP

Oddelek za varstvo gozdov

Project leader: dr. Maarten de Groot

Duration: 01.10.2022 - 30.09.2025

eForestry

In the forestry sector, eForestry will upgrade infrastructure and basic resources, connect stakeholders in the forest process through digitalization and centralization of processes, and ensure user-friendly digital public services. The digital transformation will thus ensure the rationalization of administrative and inspection tasks and, above all, more efficient and faster customer service.

Recovery and Resilience Plan

Department of Forest engineering and economics

Project leader: dr. Nike Krajnc

Duration: 01.07.2022 - 31.12.2026

REWINNUSE

REWINNUSE project if focused on the reuse of discarded wood and alternative wood species and the development of wooden windows for complete disassembly. In cooperation with the project partners (M Sora, Biotechnical faculty of the University of Ljubljana, Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research NIBIO and the Slovenian Forestry Institute), the project covers two main areas, through which we are promoting in implementing circular economy principles in the wood processing industry and beyond. 

EEA and Norway Grants

Department of Forest Physiology and Genetics

Project leader: dr. Jožica Gričar

Duration: 01.04.2022 - 30.04.2024

PathFinder - Towards an Integrated Consistent European LULUCF Monitoring and Policy Pathway Assessment Framework

It is often not the knowledge that hinders change but the acceptance of the knowledge by stakeholders and uptake in transformative policies. PathFinder aims to demonstrate a mobilization of scientific approaches in co-design of forest management pathways that navigate these trade-offs to identify the decisions and policies that act as steppingstones in achieving these pathways. 

Horizon Europe

Department for Forest and Landscape Planning and Monitoring

Project leader: dr. Mitja Skudnik

Duration: 01.03.2022 - 28.02.2025

Forest-wood value chain and climate change: transition to circular bioeconomy (P4-0430)

The overall objective of this research programme is to identify current challenges along the entire forest-based value chain and to search for optimal solutions by using all available knowledge and resources (laboratories and databases).

ARIS

Department of Forest Physiology and Genetics

Project leader: dr. Jožica Gričar

Duration: 01.01.2022 - 31.12.2027

Ecophysiological, morphological and growth response of fir and beech along the geographical gradient - basis for predicting future development trends (J4-3086)

List of Work Packages: WP1: Ecology of beech and silver fir WP2: Beech and silver fir growth responses WP 3: Wood anatomy characteristics of beech and silver fir WP 4: Monitoring beech and fir forests with time series of satellite images WP 5: Modelling and future response scenarios of beech and silver fir

ARIS

Department of Forest Yield and Silviculture

Project leader: doc. dr. Matjaž Čater

Duration: 01.11.2021 - 31.10.2024

Multipliers – Multiplayers' partnership to ensure meaningful engagement with science and research

The goal of the MULTIPLIERS project is to create opportunities for students to engage in research projects that are significant for sustainability, healthy living, and active, responsible care for others, the environment, and the future. MULTIPLIERS also aims to involve students and citizens in discussions about complex societal challenges, including climate change, energy transition, clean water, healthy nutrition, public health, and forest protection.

Horizon2020

Department of Forest Ecology

Project leader: dr. Urša Vilhar

Duration: 01.11.2021 - 31.10.2024

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