The objective of this assignment was to write a thematic paper for the Mediterranean Cluster on Nature and Biodiversity, within the Community4Tourism project of the
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
The LURM-4-TRAP project aims to develop a high-resolution Land Use Regression (LUR) model to predict traffic-related air pollution (TRAP) across Malta at a fine spatial resolution
Addressing climate change and biodiversity loss in an integrated manner is essential to building resilient societies and sustainable economies. The EU-funded GREEN TALENT project will
A complex array of interrelated problems stemming from climate change and biodiversity loss create significant health risks. Participatory approaches, digital innovation and future scenario development
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
The Horizon 2020-funded GoGreenRoutes project explored how nature-based solutions (NbS) can contribute to human health and wellbeing. Bringing together a transdisciplinary consortium, the project pioneered
The SMART-NBT project is creating a digital platform to strengthen sustainable nature-based tourism (NBT). The platform brings together information on tourism activities and ecosystem condition
This Targeted Analysis aims to contribute to the development of resilience strategies for the physical living environment, based on evidence of the vulnerability. Although many
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