
TwinPolitics
TwinPolitics seeks to address concerns surrounding the socio-technical aspects of the creation of a digital twin of the ocean (DTO), which is leveraged by the European Commission.

TwinPolitics seeks to address concerns surrounding the socio-technical aspects of the creation of a digital twin of the ocean (DTO), which is leveraged by the European Commission.
Sandy beaches, from the surf zone to the dunes, connect land and sea. They support unique biodiversity and provide benefits people rely on, including recreation and tourism, coastal protection, and fisheries. Yet management often prioritises appearance and short-term convenience, which can degrade habitats and accelerate biodiversity loss.
As the world accelerates the shift to renewable energy to combat climate change, biodiversity loss remains an often-overlooked risk.

Rapid increases in food production to meet the growing needs of a growing population worldwide is resulting in water and land scarcity.
The SKETCH project focuses on empowering Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs) to protect coastal ecosystems through equitable, interdisciplinary conservation strategies.
With the world facing a looming polycrisis of climate change, biodiversity loss and growing inequalities, there is an urgent need to enable societal transformation for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity and nature’s contributions to people (NCPs).

REWILDING is an environmental anthropological project contributing to the budding field of environmental humanities. It focuses on the shifting entanglements between people, flora, and fauna in the worlds largest conservation landscape, the southern African Kavango-Zambezi Transboundary Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA).
The overall objective of RECON is to foster biodiversity conservation through systemic societal transformation driven by nature reconnection.

Biodiversity loss and increasing human-wildlife interactions are among the most pressing challenges in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa.
Despite ambitious global commitments to halt biodiversity loss, conservation efforts often struggle to deliver equitable and lasting outcomes.
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