The IBC-CARBON project aims to integrate biodiversity conservation and carbon sequestration within forest ecosystems in Finland, addressing the challenges posed by climate change and the transition to a bio-based economy. ​ The project is led by a multidisciplinary team from the Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE), University of Helsinki (UHel), and University of Eastern Finland (UEF).

The Forest Carbon Monitoring project is developing and implementing a set of tools for reliable and cost-efficient monitoring of forest carbon stock based on satellite remote sensing approaches supported by in-situ datasets.

The ForestNavigator project aims to support EU and national policy makers with robust policy pathways aligned with medium (2030) and long-term (2050) climate goals. ForestNavigator integrates novel biophysical and economic modelling tools to develop a comprehensive analytical framework for forest sector mitigation pathways assessment. This framework, efficiently integrated in a Policy Modelling Toolbox systematically that accounts for climate change, socioeconomic and environmental impacts and relies on near-real time data from advanced monitoring systems. ForestNavigator maximizes its policy relevance by means of a decision-making platform hosting key stakeholders and the ForestNavigator Portal, a web-based visualisation and engagement interface.