Marie Lautrup

Marie Lautrup serves as a Postdoc researcher at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Food and Resource Economics within the Faculty of Science. She is actively engaged in the Horizon 2020 RESONATE project focused on enhancing European forest resilience to climate change through socio-economic responses. Her work specifically examines forest owner motivations and demand resilience for ecosystem services.

Her research interests center on environmental economics with specialization in climate adaptation valuation, hedonic pricing models, and socio-ecological resilience. Key methodologies include economic valuation of non-marketed goods, spatial analysis of ecosystem services, and stakeholder adaptation assessments. Recent projects address coastal flooding impacts, forest value chain resilience, and industrial heritage transformation effects on property values.

Analysis of her 2024-2025 publications reveals strong thematic focus on climate resilience economics across forest ecosystems and urban environments. Her work bridges theoretical economic models with practical policy applications, particularly through Horizon 2020 deliverables examining adaptation measures and demand resilience frameworks. Spatial analysis and socio-ecological systems represent recurring methodological approaches.

Scientific contributions include:

• Multiple Horizon 2020 project deliverables for RESONATE
• Peer-reviewed articles in Forest Policy and Economics
• Policy briefs for European Forest Institute
• Urban economics research in Frontiers in Sustainable Cities

Lautrup supervises graduate theses on climate adaptation economics and delivers guest lectures in forest economics and valuation courses. Her teaching spans Master's programs in Applied Economics of Forest and Nature, Economic Valuation, and Bachelor's courses in Environmental Resource Economics.