Spotlight on innovation: Poster highlights from the Barcelona Science Fair
What does the future of biodiversity monitoring look like? Our Barcelona poster session offered a snapshot of where biodiversity monitoring is heading…
From tools to action: Marketplace highlights from the Barcelona Science Fair
From smart sensors to scalable data infrastructures, the Science Fair marketplace offered a glimpse into a field in transformation…
Making data work for business: Reflections from the business and biodiversity workshop
In May 2025, Biodiversa+ convened a two-day workshop to address a pressing challenge: how to make biodiversity data meaningful and usable for businesses…
Governance for biodiversity monitoring: Barcelona takeaways
On 20 May 2025, Biodiversa+ organised a governance-focused workshop to support the development of a coordinated European biodiversity monitoring framework…
Strengthening monitoring through multiscale governance: Interview with Petteri Vihervaara
A key challenge for effective biodiversity monitoring in Europe is ensuring strong coordination among the many national and sub-national monitoring schemes…
The case for protocol harmonisation: Interview with Guillaume Body
Europe is rich in biodiversity—and in monitoring schemes! But this diversity of protocols and priorities creates major challenges for collecting and comparing data at scale…
Call for interest: Join the Biodiversa+ Enlarged Stakeholder Board
Interested in shaping biodiversity research and policy? Biodiversa+ invites organisations to apply to join its Enlarged Stakeholder Board…
Launching soon: BiodivConnect call on nature restoration
Biodiversa+ will soon be seeking proposals for a new research initiative: BiodivConnect!
Hiring: Stakeholder Engagement Officer
Biodiversa+ is looking for a new project officer to work on stakeholder engagement…
The Wheat Code
BiodivClim comic: Clara wants to feed the world using modern farming techniques after a drought ruined a lot of her previous crops. But her sister Esperanza has another view on this…