The Pyrenees are a largely forested territory that are strongly affected by climate change. Climate change is weakening the forests resilience by exacerbating environmental conditions (particularly changes in annual precipitation distribution, increased dry periods, and heatwaves). This is already having a significant impact on the forests: defoliation, reddening, decline, development, and infection by pathogens and pests.
These phenomena can have diverse consequences, ranging from production and productivity losses to massive declines that can destabilize entire ecosystems and local forestry industries.
In this context, the main actors in forest health in the French, Spanish, and Andorran Pyrenees have joined the SANA SILVA project to create a true cross-border network of experts capable of cooperating and acting specifically in our territories.
The main objective of the project are:
The aim of this project are:
The leader of this Transpyrene project is the French entity FORESPIR, which has the following group of partners:
SANA SILVA also has the technical support of:
The SANA SILVA project is co-financed by 65% by the European Union through the Interreg VI-A Spain-France-Andorra program (POCTEFA 2021-2027). The objective of POCTEFA is to strengthen the economic and social integration of the Spain-France-Andorra border area. Project partners also co-finance up to 20% of the actions taken.