Catalogue of strategic forward-looking activities (2021-2024)
This report presents a catalogue of forward-looking strategic activities carried out during the first three years of Biodiversa+.
Two new reports explore how biodiversity monitoring can better support policy
Biodiversa+ publishes two reports from BioMonWeek 2026 exploring how biodiversity monitoring can become more representative, scalable and policy-useful…
Remote sensing applications for monitoring
This report presents the outcomes from the BioMonWeek 2026 workshop on remote sensing applications.
Designing biodiversity monitoring programmes
This report presents the outcomes from the BioMonWeek 2026 workshop “How to design Biodiversity Monitoring Programmes”
New systematic map shows uneven evidence on blue food impacts
A new Biodiversa+ systematic map examines what research tells us about the impacts of European consumption of farmed cod, salmon, sea bass and gilthead sea bream…
Interactive session on the European Roadmap for Research and Innovation on Nature-based Solutions
Biodiversa+ and NetworkNature are organising interactive sessions to help projects connect their outputs to the European NbS R&I Roadmap…
Workshop: Toward Nature-Positive Finance – Scientific Foundations for Action
On 10 June 2026, Biodiversa+ co‑organised a high‑level workshop in Paris to strengthen the science-policy-finance interface and advance nature‑positive financial systems.
Webinar: eDNA methods in environmental monitoring
In this webinar, we explore where eDNA methods stand on the road to routine implementation, and what is still needed to support their wider uptake…
Nature-based Solutions International Congress 2026: Registrations open
Submit an abstract or a poster and contribute to the Nature-based Solutions International Congress, taking place on 3-6 November 2026 in Paris…
BiodivFuture: a new call on novel ecosystems and resilient futures
Biodiversa+ is pleased to pre-announce its upcoming 2026-2027 Joint Call, “Novel ecosystems: biodiversity, socio-ecological consequences and future trajectories”.