RELATE4NATURE aims to drive systemic and sustained transformations in socio-economic systems, ecological governance, and human-nature relations to secure a biodiversity-positive, climate resilient, and socially just
Understanding and monitoring pollinator diversity is essential to addressing the ongoing decline of insect populations across Europe. The EU-funded EPIC-Bee project is strengthening the capacity
Intensive land use, biodiversity loss and climate change have altered ecosystems around the world. Biodiversity and functional ecosystems are our strongest natural life insurance in
Monitoring wildlife is spatially and temporally fragmented, taxonomically biased, and lacks integration in Europe. All this prevents the implementation of the EU Biodiversity Strategy for
Animal pollination is fundamental to global food production, supporting 5–8% of crop yields worldwide—an economic value estimated at $235–577 billion in 2015—and sustaining the reproduction
The HerpTrust project, aligned with the ERASMUS+ Horizontal Priorities on environment and climate action, advanced knowledge and practice on positive Human–Herpetofauna Interactions (HHI). By engaging
European islands are hotspots of biological and cultural diversity, which, compared to mainland, are more vulnerable to climate change, tourism development, uncontrolled land use changes
This contract aims to establish Malta’s first national Common Birds Monitoring Scheme (CBMS), with the goal of collecting and analysing scientific data on the populations
This contract safeguards the ecological and cultural value of protected trees by assessing their health status within designated Tree Protection Areas (TPAs) in Malta. Structured