Forests, wellbeing and cross-border cooperation came together as BISER took part in Interreg Cooperation Day 2026 through the Back2Woods project. On 22 September 2026, the event “Green Forests, Green Ports, Green Farms” took place in Palanga, Lithuania, bringing together partners from eight Interreg South Baltic projects and other nature enthusiasts....
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From climate knowledge to local action: discover the DigiClimAct success story
How can we make climate change easier to understand, discuss and act upon? DigiClimAct shows that the answer starts with people, the places they know and the conversations that connect them — with digital technology helping those conversations travel further. DigiClimAct success story Climate change is global, but we experience...
Back2Woods Project Partners Meet in Lithuania to Advance Sustainable Forest Tourism
The second international partner meeting of the Back2Woods project took place from 20–23 April 2026 in Rietavas and Klaipėda, Lithuania, bringing together project partners from across the South Baltic region. Hosted by Rietavas Tourism and Business Information Centre and Klaipėda University, the meeting combined project workshops, study visits and networking...
From Local Conversations to Digital Climate Action: The Story of the DigiClimAct Handbook
Across the South Baltic region, climate change is no longer something that can be discussed only in reports or strategies. It is visible, tangible, and increasingly present in everyday life—through flooding, storms, heatwaves, and changing coastlines. And yet, despite the urgency, one challenge continues to stand in the way of...
Back2Woods officially launched! International partners met on the island of Usedom
How can forests of the South Baltic region be used to promote health, well-being, and sustainable tourism? Over the next three years, partners of the Back2Woods project will work together to answer this question. The project was officially launched during a kick-off meeting held in Heringsdorf on the German island...
