BioMonWeek 2026: thematic syntheses

BioMonWeek 2026 covered a wide range of questions shaping the future of biodiversity monitoring, from ecosystem-specific methods to data infrastructures, governance, policy needs, private-sector involvement and capacity-building. The syntheses below are organised by the event’s themes. They do not aim to provide an exhaustive account of all exchanges. Instead, they highlight the main issues, tensions…

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BioMonWeek 2026: thematic syntheses

Terrestrial monitoring Marine monitoring Freshwater monitoring Data management Mass monitoring Policy & funding Private sector Monitoring governance Capacity-building Terrestrial monitoring Terrestrial monitoring is entering a new phase. BioMonWeek 2026 showed how long-term schemes, new technologies and spatial approaches can strengthen our understanding of land ecosystems, while also highlighting a key challenge: Europe needs monitoring systems…

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Call for Abstracts: Supporting NRR Implementation through Restoration Knowledge Hubs

The 15th European Conference on Ecological Restoration (SERE 2026) will take place in Brest, France, from 24 to 28 August 2026. Among its thematic sessions, SS2 – Supporting NRR implementation through restoration knowledge hubs: Governance, monitoring and practice is open to abstract submissions. Bringing together researchers, practitioners, and public authorities, the session will address implementation…

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