Welcome to FISE
The source of data and information on Europe's Forests

The Forest Information System for Europe (FISE), is a single entry point for data and information on forests in Europe. FISE brings together data, information and knowledge gathered or derived through key forest-related policy drivers.

In the spotlight

Key FISE services

MapMyTree - Help us reach our goal of planting three billion trees in the EU by 2030
Anyone can plant a tree! And by 2030 we want 3 billion more trees in Europe. To achieve this ambitious target, we need motivated Europeans to plant trees and make sure that they grow over time.
Research corner
The research corner provides the latest findings from the scientific community, targeted at policy making in Europe.

Research highlight

Walnut trees and maise, France South East, Dauphiné. Photo: AGFORWARD.

Forests and food: agroforestry and non-wood forest products for a sustainable food system

Forests play a crucial role in sustaining biodiversity, mitigating climate change, and ensuring food security. Among their many functions, forests help prevent land degradation and erosion, maintain crop yields, and regulate both water quantity and quality, thereby promoting resilient agricultural practices. In agroforestry systems, the integration of trees enhances sustainable production methods. Additionally, forests provide food products that hold significant socioeconomic and cultural value, enriching communities and supporting livelihoods.