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Predicting the future of our tree species
Predicting the future of our tree species
Species distribution models can help predict how species may shift due to climate change. Within SUPERB, we use SDMs to guide tree species and seed choices via Seed4Forests. Our team refined these skills at a top SDM course in Portugal, combining theory with hands-on modeling—boosting restoration planning with data-driven insights.
Topic
- Monitoring & Projecting
- Planning & Upscaling
Stakeholders
- Landowners & Practitioners
- Planners & Implementers
Countries
- Portugal