Partners of the ACT Project gathered on 12-13 May at NINA
Partners of the ACT Project gathered on 12-13 May at NINA – Norwegian Institute for Nature Research in Trondheim – for the official kick-off meeting of the project.
Advancing transformative governanCe through Transboundary conservation and collaborative learning – will examine how transboundary governance can drive societal transformation to halt and reverse biodiversity loss, generating practical strategies to support the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.
Co-Bio News: “Wekerle, Naturally! – A Year of Co-Creating Urban Biodiversity”
In the framework of the Co-Bio project, the Hungarian local case study “Wekerle, naturally!” successfully concluded its community activities over the summer, marked by strong local engagement and increasing support for urban biodiversity. Throughout the past year, we organised a series of thematic events—including talks on urban wildlife, bird- and pollinator‑friendly gardening, and an evening…