Sweden is reinforcing its storm protection measures following significant damage caused by Storm Johannes and snowfall from Anna, which impacted approximately 11 million cubic meters of forest. A key component of this strengthening involves utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) to better predict and manage future storm risks, and to assess forest health. Beyond weather events, officials are increasingly concerned about the impact of specific insect infestations on forest vulnerability. The AI system will help identify forests most at risk, allowing for proactive measures such as thinning or preventative treatments. This comprehensive approach aims to minimize future economic and ecological losses. The focus extends beyond immediate response to include long-term forest resilience strategies. These efforts represent a significant investment in protecting Sweden’s valuable forestry resources.