We’re kicking off the project!
Our goal is to understand how one of Europe’s oldest forests changes and recovers after large-scale natural disturbances. We will combine airborne laser scanning, multispectral imagery and long-term field measurements to follow changes in forest structure and tree species composition from 2015 to 2026. With new remote sensing and field data coming in 2026, we are now starting the next chapter of this long-term observation of the forest.
We’ll be sharing maps, results and a few behind-the-scenes updates as the project develops.