
PEACE
Biodiversity loss and increasing human-wildlife interactions are among the most pressing challenges in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa.

Biodiversity loss and increasing human-wildlife interactions are among the most pressing challenges in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa.
PaCE will bring together a transnational and interdisciplinary group of researchers with Southeast Asia geographical expertise, to assess the ecological and socio-economic impacts of geopolitical conflict in the South China Sea or West Philippine Sea on biodiversity, regional trade systems, and the livelihoods of coastal and neighbouring communities.
European wetlands are of high ecological value for societies. At the same time, they are increasingly under threat.

NetworkNature platform can help you understand how working with nature can address real world challenges.
Transformative changes in societies’ relationships with nature are urgently needed to halt and reverse biodiversity decline, yet such change remains elusive. Biodiversity loss, pollution and

LEVER aims to develop and implement a theory and practice that supports the production of transformational knowledge.

Biodiversity and Offshore Wind: Understanding Transformative Impacts on Marine Ecosystems.
LAND-POLICY sheds light into the causal impacts of public policies on land conditions, comparing their cost-benefit ratios, and identifying factors influencing their performance.

Build a comprehensive global database on plant invasions, integrating ecological, social and economic information.
Solar energy is a key pillar of Europe’s climate mitigation strategy, but its rapid expansion is transforming rural landscapes where biodiversity, agriculture, and cultural heritage intersect.
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