Urbag
Urban sites can implement green infrastructures to encourage food production, promote air quality and temperature, and reduce environmental impact.
Spain
TRANS-Lighthouses
One way to adapt to the impacts of climate change and slow further warming is to work with nature in its capacity to restore and
TransPath
The global biodiversity and climate crises cannot be solved in isolation or by merely ramping up what is already being done.
TIDELINES
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.
SURPRISES
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).
Sustain
Our global economy is intrinsically dependent on nature, and at the same time is playing a major role in its degradation.
RidaGoP
Research on Indigenous Data Governance Protocols
Redesign
The ongoing climate and biodiversity crises suggest that simply protecting species or ecosystems is insufficient and broader ecosystem restoration is needed. We hypothesise that depopulation,
ProCoast
The Pro-Coast project is about the riches of nature (biodiversity) in European coastal ecosystems. Around 40% of Europeans live within 100km of the coast, where there is continuing loss of natural services that provide food, water, health and recreation.
PathChange
European wetlands are of high ecological value for societies. At the same time, they are increasingly under threat.
