Assessing direct and indirect drivers of biodiversity decline of invertebrates supports researchers studying causes of decline across European ecosystems to guide biodiversity protection and restoration.
Cost-effective biodiversity monitoring for EU policies supports research teams developing scalable monitoring tools for pollinators, soil or water to help implement and evaluate EU environmental legislation.
Accelerating the transition to a nature positive economy: Integrating biodiversity into the private sector funds researchers and businesses to test ways to embed biodiversity in business decisions and finance.
Technical innovation to protect ecosystems and to scale up their restoration supports consortia developing and testing technical solutions to make ecosystem protection and restoration easier and more effective.
Integrating Remote Sensing and in-situ observations of Biodiversity, towards a fully interoperable observation and data framework funds research teams linking biodiversity data for restoration planning.
Systemic approaches to accelerate transformative change for biodiversity supports research teams studying and piloting changes in governance and decision-making to address the underlying causes of biodiversity loss.