Researchers investigated whether the sensor could measure small changes in tree inclination reliably, first under controlled laboratory conditions and then during field tests on a

The TREESURE Project consortium gathered in Brașov (Romania) for its first General Assembly. Partners met for 3 days aligning priorities across work packages.

The pilot activities envisaged by the European Project TREESURE have been launched within the municipality of Rimini.

Urban tree management involves more actors than we might think. But who really shapes decisions—and how do they interact?

When a tree falls, response time and coordination matter. But how do emergency systems actually work under pressure? This is the perspective explored by TREESURE

TREESURE took part in the Projects to Policy Seminar in Brussels on 10–11 June 2026, an event organised by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Migration

At the 9th International Symposium on Physiological Processes in Roots of Woody Plants (Como, Italy), Francesca Giannetti had the opportunity to present our latest work

Tree risk is not only a technical issue—it is also a matter of perception. But how closely does public perception match real risk?

How can cities better prepare for tree-related disasters and improve coordination during emergency situations? This was the central question explored during two stakeholder workshops organized