This year’s European Congress of Conservation Biology (ECCB) took place in Leiden, The Netherlands, and the GLOBIO team used the occasion to host a dedicated GLOBIO Symposium. This was a chance to share the model’s latest scientific developments and...
Research on the inclusion of the relational values of nature in nature assessments As part of the GLOBIO team, Imani Taroenodikromo recently finished her MSc thesis research on the inclusion of relational values in assessments of biodiversity and ecosystem services....
The GLOBIO team is participating in BAMBOO, a new Horizon Europe project. New insights into ecological impacts of supply chains Widespread and well established trade networks spanning our globe allow consumption in one part of the world to cause biodiversity impacts...
ForestPaths: Co-designing holistic forest-based policy pathways for climate change mitigation The importance of forests Forests provide multiple ecosystem services, including carbon sequestration, forest products and recreation opportunities. However, often trade-offs...
WET HORIZONS: Upgrading knowledge and solutions to fast track wetland restoration across Europe Wetlands and its current state Wetlands are one of the critical ecosystems covering up to 6% of the world’s land surface. Wetlands largely contribute towards biodiversity...
On 10-14 October 2022 Alexandra (Sasha) Tisma and Clara Veerkamp participated in the European Ecosystem Service Partnership (ESP) conference in Crete, Greece. The ESP is a worldwide network to enhance science, policy and practice of ecosystem services for conservation...
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