This policy brief shows how scenarios focused on biodiversity can map potential pathways to enhance ecosystem resilience.
Diverse agricultural and forest landscapes enhance human physical and mental health. Even small land use changes can introduce health risks into the environment.
The diversity of functions that insects provide is crucial to sustain agricultural production. Diversity supports wild bee health. Soil microbial diversity can protect crops from disease and insect pests.
Biodiversity can mitigate the spread of infectious diseases. Human disruptions alter ecosystems’ ability to protect our health.
Biodiversa+ will participate in COP16, co-hosting two side events on science-policy interfacing alongside other Horizon Europe-funded projects: CO-OP4CBD, BioAgora, and RESPIN…
We propose a user-centered approach to biodiversity monitoring prioritisation, using a recurring survey to match efforts with stakeholder needs.
IPBES is seeking experts for a new assessment on integrated biodiversity-inclusive spatial planning and ecological connectivity, known as the “spatial planning assessment”…
In late September, Biodiversa+ participated in the NetworkNature Annual Event, “Busting Myths: People with Nature”…
Biodiversa+ surveyed its partners on the deployment of five novel monitoring technologies…
Biodiversa+ assessed novel biodiversity monitoring technologies across Europe, highlighting deployment gaps, key challenges, and opportunities for harmonisation.