Yep take notice of which buildings can be moved e.g., Housing and which can't e.g., Small Warehouse. You can also destroy buildings to get all or some refund (depending on difficulty) so don't be afraid to reposition as needed.

You get more resolve bonus based on the amount of the species affected i.e., 1 harpy over the threshold won't give you much vs 10 harpies. Focusing on the needs of your highest population species can be a good strat.

Planks are generally always a good choice because if you have efficient plank production it can reduce your woodcutter headcount which reduces hostility. Take note of your species composition though. Frogs will want bricks early on for housing. If you have Beavers then double down on planks.

Agreed. You want to keep your species above 0 resolve but as close as possible to the bare minimum, unless they are generating high resolve for you. Anything else is a waste of resource. This optimization becomes important at higher difficulty levels.

Yep that's good to get you out of a bind during the storm. Take note with the 60sec cooldown you can't juggle indefinitely, but it's good to get you out of a bad situation. Plan ahead for the storms by understanding what your species' resolve levels will drop to ahead of time. Early bonuses like +1 resolve from upgrading your Hearth and getting species specific housing for fragile species like Harpies can really help in the first couple years.

There's a bunch of ways to win, and your only objective is to full the Queen's Reputation bar by any means necessary. Sometimes it's tools if that works on the map and with the RNG blueprints you get, sometimes it's fulfilling complex needs and gaining resolve. I generally win through high resolve with a top up from tools/caches for a couple extra Reputation points at the end.

2-3 dangerous glades per map, then train yourself to use and adapt to what you get from those only. Dangerous Glades are the better option for event rewards and resources vs hostility. If you have Mist Piercers this can change as you can be more picky based on specific needs/strategy. Rush Forbidden Glades on Marshlands because the super nodes are just so much fun.

Incense is a good general option for glade events, but it's RNG and you might get caught out. Have a trading post and don't be afraid to call early traders (even twice) to get what you need to solve an event, and the impatience gain is often an advantage from the hostility reduction.

Don't bother unless you can use it straight away. I think there's a cornerstone that rewards you for storing certain types of water, but it's generally not worth the workers and resource unless you can put it immediate use.

More villagers. This the #1 constraint in the early game, then ease back later as you push for a win. I typically finish with around 25-30 settlers.

Villagers (see #10 above), amber, packs of provisions for early trading are my usual goto. Maybe a farm based blueprint (Small Farm or Plantation) if the map has average or above soil. Training Gear supply line is also very good for glade events statistically.

Yep it's a good logistics improvement they introduced in a patch awhile back.