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TREESURE in Cecina: From the Forest to the City, the Role-Playing Game Unites Institutions and Citizens
The participatory journey of the TREESURE project has reached a new fundamental milestone. Following the session on May 15th, which focused on technology and student
TREESURE in Soria: Simulation Exercise Strengthens Urban Tree Risk Management
Stakeholders and local professionals gathered in Soria for a practical simulation exercise focused on urban tree risk management and emergency coordination in response to hazardous
TREESURE in Cecina: combining an interactive tabletop role-playing game and high-tech tools for sustainable forest management
The TREESURE project turned the Cecina pine forest into a living laboratory, combining role-playing simulations and digital technologies to improve communication and prevention of tree
TREESURE and Sintetic together in Cecina: innovation, training and collaboration for tree risk management
On Friday, May 15, the TREESURE project will organize a student field exercise in Cecina dedicated to innovation in tree risk assessment, digital data acquisition
TREESURE at EGU 2026: monitoring urban trees with low-cost technology
On Monday, May 4, the TREESURE team held a poster session at the 2026 EGU General Assembly. It was a busy and rewarding day filled
What Cities Say vs What Actually Happens: Understanding Tree Risk Policies
While cities have formal policies for managing tree risks, real-world implementation is often fragmented and lacks coordination across multiple actors. Effective risk management depends not
From data to action: tree inventory in Cecina
How well do we really know the trees in our cities? And more importantly, are we able to act before a potential risk turns into
Listening to Cities: What TREESURE Learned from Local Stakeholders
How do cities perceive the risk of falling trees? Who is responsible for managing it, and how do different actors actually coordinate when something happens?
The European law that aims to bring nature back to our cities
The new EU Nature Restoration Law puts cities at the centre of ecological recovery, boosting urban green spaces, biodiversity and climate resilience by 2050.