We study agroforestry dynamics and multifunctional forest management, combining expert and applied knowledge. Our work supports tools that safeguard the ecological, social, and economic values of forest ecosystems, ensuring the sustainable provision of goods and services.

Our research supports biodiversity conservation and the sustainable management of natural systems through the study of populations, habitats, and threatened species, as well as modelling the factors influencing species distribution.

We analyse and plan landscape dynamics to address increasing pressures on natural ecosystems and growing vulnerability linked to extreme environmental events.

We are pioneers in circular bioeconomy research within the forest sector. We promote a sustainable economic model based on the use of local, renewable biological resources to deliver goods and services across multiple sectors.