Living Labs

We are working with seven communities in eight 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.

The Pansio-Perno Living Lab: Greening a post-industrial suburb in Turku, Finland The Estonian Living Lab: Multispecies city of Tartu The Scottish Living Lab: the woodland shed The Beskydy Living Lab: Czech-Slovak cross-border region The Hungarian Living Lab: the Healing Garden The Molentargius-Saline Regional Park: Committing to diversity The Spanish Living Lab: wildfire eaters in Catalonia

Barcelona-Baix Llobregat, Catalonia, Spain Wildfire eaters More about More about
City of Tartu, Estonia Multispecies city More about More about
Pansio-Perno, Turku, Finland Greening a post-industrial suburb More about More about
Murray Park, Alford, Scotland, UK Connected community woodland More about More about
Beskydy region, Czechia and Slovakia Cross-border virtual commons More about More about
Boldog Gellért Hospital, Pomáz–Kiskovácsi, Budapest, Hungary Healing garden More about More about
Molentargius-Saline Regional Park, Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy Connecting for diversity More about More about