Partners and team

Who we are

AdaptDam brings together researchers from four Nordic and Baltic institutions with expertise in forest ecology, hydrology, biodiversity, water quality, and environmental modelling. The project is carried out in close collaboration with forest management organizations that host the experimental sites and support the implementation of adaptive drainage solutions.

Partners

University of Tartu (UT)Estonia · project coordinatorForest ecology, biodiversity, project coordination, and stakeholder engagement
Latvian State Forest Research Institute “Silava” (LSFRI Silava)LatviaWater quality research, field monitoring, and stakeholder engagement
Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke)FinlandHydrological modelling, drought-risk assessment, tree growth, and forest productivity
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU)SwedenAquatic ecology, primary production, and ecosystem functioning

The Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK) and the Latvian Forest Research Station provide and support the experimental forest sites where adaptive drainage solutions are tested under operational forest-management conditions.

Team

University of Tartu (UT) · Estonia

  • Maarja VaikreProject coordinator (PI) · biodiversityProfile
  • Liina RemmBiodiversityProfile

Latvian State Forest Research Institute “Silava” (LSFRI Silava) · Latvia

  • Zane LībieteCoordinator for Silava · forest managementProfile
  • Arta BārduleForest managementProfile
  • Zane KļaviņaPhysicochemical water qualityProfile
  • Ivars KļaviņšPhysicochemical water qualityProfile

Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) · Finland

  • Paul SzejnerCoordinator for Luke · tree growth and drought stressProfile
  • Olli-Pekka TikkasaloDrought-risk modellingProfile
  • Jari-Pekka NousuHydrological modellingProfile
  • Kersti LeppäHydrological modellingProfile
  • Eduardo Martínez GarcíaField sites and tree growthProfile
  • Mikko PeltoniemiEcosystem modelling and tree growthProfile

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) · Sweden

  • Maria MyrstenerProductivity and biogeochemical interactionsProfile