芬兰自然资源研究所（Luke）是芬兰农业和林业部下属的一个研究机构，2015年由芬兰农业研究中心、芬兰森林研究所、芬兰游戏和渔业研究所和农业和林业部信息中心的统计服务合并而成。Luke的任务是在可持续利用可再生自然资源以及农村福祉和活力的基础上促进有竞争力的业务。Luke在四个基于现象的研究计划中解决了可持续和有利可图地使用可再生自然资源的挑战，每年有700多个研究项目进行。雇佣大约1250名员工，一半是研究人员，另一半是专家，为研究提供支持的员工和管理人员。Luke在芬兰有22个地点，外加两个研究合作地点，总部位于赫尔辛基。

研究所以发展可再生自然资源的可持续未来和福祉为任务，希望通过研究，解决本地和全球挑战，为客户创造价值和解决方案。凭借称职的人员和激励性组织、数据驱动型解决方案、跨部门和跨学科合作、现代研究平台的战略优势，努力实现气候智能型碳循环、适应性和弹性生物经济、有利可图且负责任的初级生产和循环生物经济的战略目标。芬兰自然资源研究所的研究和专家活动建立在基础广泛的能力之上。在与芬兰和国际伙伴合作开展的多学科研究方案和项目中，利用了四个研究单位、统计服务股、研究基础设施股和六个服务小组的能力。提供信息和解决方案的最终用户，在规划和确定研究活动的重点方面发挥着重要作用。

      The Natural Resources Institute of Finland (Luke) is a research institute under the Finnish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, which was formed in 2015 by the merger of statistical services of the Finnish Agricultural Research Centre, the Finnish ForestRy Institute, the Finnish Institute of Games and Fisheries and the Information Centre of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Luke's mission is to promote competitive business based on the sustainable use of renewable natural resources and the well-being and dynamism of rural areas.Luke addresses the challenge of sustainable and profitable use of renewable natural resources in four phenomenon-based research programs, with more than 700 research projects conducted each year. Employing about 1250 employees, half researchers and the other half experts, employees and managers who support the research. Luke has 22 locations in Finland, plus two research collaboration locations, and is headquartered in Helsinki.

      With the mission of developing a sustainable future and well-being of renewable natural resources, the Institute hopes to create value and solutions for customers through research that solves local and global challenges. With the strategic strengths of competent people and motivating organizations, data-driven solutions, cross-sectoral and interdisciplinary collaboration, and modern research platforms, we strive to achieve the strategic objectives of a climate-smart carbon cycle, an adaptive and resilient bioeconomy, profitable and responsible primary production, and a circular bioeconomy.The research and expert activities of the Natural Resources Institute of Finland are based on broad-based capabilities. In multidisciplinary research programmes and projects carried out in cooperation with Finnish and international partners, the capacities of four research units, the Statistical Services Unit, the Research Infrastructure Unit and six service groups were utilized. End users who provide information and solutions play an important role in planning and determining the focus of research activities.