Image: Sustainable Solutions Match 2026: Strong Momentum for Nature‑based Enterprises 31 March 2026 The Sustainable Solutions Match 2026 put Nature‑based Solutions in the spotlight, drawing strong interest across Europe. Read more...
Image: Why is this working? Because words alone are not enough 28 March 2026 At Urban Futures 2026, Ljubljana became a testbed for creative climate communication through art, play, and storytelling.
Image: World Water Day: How NbS projects champion gender perspectives in water management 22 March 2026 Without water, life on earth simply is not possible. This year’s UN World Water Day has a focus on Water and Gender.
Image: Policy Imperatives for a Competitive and Resilient Nature-Positive Economy 19 March 2026 A new publication uniting 45 EU projects shows why a Nature‑Positive Economy is vital for Europe’s competitiveness, resilience and biodiversity.
Image: Asterix the insect: the caddisfly in a knockout contest 17 March 2026 A small, easily overlooked insect from the Austrian Alps has found itself in an unlikely global contest this week.
Image: WILDCARD meeting: science, collaboration, and a shared vision 13 March 2026 Our second annual WILDCARD meeting of took place in Freising from February 25–27, 2026.
Image: Celebrating Women and Girls in Science: Spotlight on WILDCARD Researchers 13 March 2026 We celebrate the contributions of female researchers who are advancing knowledge and innovation in rewilding and ecosystem restoration across Europe.
Image: Where Europe could rewild: mapping the forests of the future 13 March 2026 Across Europe, landscapes are quietly changing.
Image: United in diversity – the hidden treasure of WILDCARD 13 March 2026 WILDCARD shows that diversity is not a barrier but a strength – if we manage to unite it.
Image: How mycorrhizal symbioses shape global forest diversity 13 March 2026 Understanding what drives tree species diversity is essential for conservation.
Image: Rewilding: A double shield against Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss 13 March 2026 Letting forests regrow naturally or leaving them unmanaged, can help tackle biodiversity loss and climate change.
