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Henrik Böhlenius is Senior Lecturer in Collaboration in silviculture, with poplar cultivation as his area of expertise. Contact Henrik Böhlenius or one of our other forest experts.
Knowledge bank: Forests
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Pests and pathogens cause devastation in nature reserves
It may be tempting to perceive damaged forests as primarily a problem for the forest owner or the industry. A factor affecting price on wood, but of limited importance to society. -
Wind damages expected to increase in a warmer climate
In spite of elks, spruce beetles and pathogenic fungi, wind is probably the largest cause of economic loss for European forestry. A number of reports in recent years investigates how the risk of wind damage can be expected to develop during the rest of the century,
Research: Forests
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WoodReconstruct
The project will investigate how wood can be used effectively for repairs, temporary housing, and long-term sustainable rebuilding in war-torn Ukraine. It will also strengthen Swedish preparedness within wood building. -
CEforestry
The project CEforestry establishes cooperation among researchers, SMEs and large companies to support industrial symbiosis using forestry biomass residues in a more efficient way.
Departments: Forests
Collaborative centers: Forests
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TC4F's publications
Here is a list of all publications produced within the TC4F program. More information about research and activities within TC4F can be read about in the annual reports. A bibliometric analysis was performed at the end of year 2024. -
Trees for the future
2021 T4F started a new phase with a new research plan for the coming 5 years. The new plan includes some structural changes that open up completely new possibilities. T4F investigates which trees will be found in the forests in the future: