Co-Bio project successfully concluded
On 31 March 2026, the Co-Bio project officially came to an end after several years of collaboration, learning, and co-creation across Europe.
GreenFormation joined the Earth4All Marketplace 2026
On May 18–19, changemakers from around the world gathered online to share bold ideas and real-world solutions for a just, sustainable future.
Co-creating urban nature futures: Co-Bio at the “Adaptation? Naturally!” Conference
On 6 February 2026, GreenFormation presented the Co-Bio project at the “Adaptation? Naturally!” UPSURGE final conference. The event provided a valuable platform for knowledge sharing and networking among international and directly EU-funded projects, featuring Hungarian case studies on nature-based solutions. GreenFormation contributed with a short Co-Bio introduction as part of the morning mini-presentations, and then…
Learning from local action: six countries, six pathways to co-create urban biodiversity
As the Co-Bio project draws to a close, we reflect on the diversity and creativity of the local case studies that took place across six European countries. From micro-forests in Portugal and biodiversity gardens in Italy, to urban campus greening in Austria, schoolyard and park transformations in Greece, biodiversity boxes in Denmark, and neighbourhood-scale co-creation…
Co-Bio news: Final partner meeting in Budapest marks Co-Bio project closing phase
On 21–22 October 2025, Co-Bio partners gathered for the project’s final in-person meeting, hosted by GreenFormation in Budapest. As the project approaches its end, this meeting offered a crucial moment to reflect, consolidate key learnings, and discuss the finalisation of Co-Bio’s two main outputs: the teaching methodology and the co-creation guide. Partners presented updates on…
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…
Co-Bio News – Drawing Competition Celebrates Young Perspectives on Urban Wildlife
As part of the “Wekerle, Naturally!” urban biodiversity programme within the Co-Bio project, a drawing competition titled “Do Animals Live at Your Place?” invited children and young people -from kindergarten to high school- to reflect creatively on the animals that share our urban environment. The competition received many imaginative entries from participants aged 5 to…
Co-Bio News – A Lively April for Biodiversity in Wekerletelep
We kicked off the month with an engaging event about bats, led by zoologist and bat expert Ágnes Nagy, who introduced participants of all ages to the world of bats through interactive games and tools. She held a captivating morning presentation about the fascinating lives of bats, followed by an evening bat walk, where participants…