Coevolutionary approach to unlock the transformative potential of nature-based solutions for more inclusive and resilient communities

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how nature-based solutions (NBS) can contribute to the societal change needed to address the ongoing biodiversity and climate crisis. We are working on co-designing fair NBS governance techniques, models, and practices that are fair for humans (especially for vulnerable people) and non-humans.

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Beskydy Workshop on Nature-Based Governance Between 24–26 September 2024, the Living Lab in the Beskydy cross-border region hosted and international workshop titled Nature Based Governance: Coevolutionary and transformative perspective on the biodiversity and climate crises. More about
A walk on the wild side: Discovering the non-human city at night On a warm evening of June 11, 2024 ethnologist Hildegard Reimann and I, Nelly Mäekivi had the pleasure of guiding a small group of local people of Tartu (Estonia) on an unusual journey — a nighttime walk through the quieter parts of the city to explore how non-human animals navigate these urban spaces. More about
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We are working with seven communities in seven European countries on new practices and models for nature-based solutions that can help local, vulnerable communities adapt sustainably and resiliently to social and environmental change.

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