Why efforts to address climate change through nature-based solutions must support both biodiversity and people

Monday 01 Mar 2021
Why efforts to address climate change through nature-based solutions must support both biodiversity and people
Local communitie and biodiversity must benefit from NbS

In an essay published by the Royal Society, NbSI Director Nathalie Seddon describes the potential of working with nature to address the causes and consequences of climate change and discusses why NbS must be designed, implemented and adaptively managed by or in partnership with local communities to provide measurable benefits for biodiversity and ecosystem health.  Read the essay here.

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Mobilizing funding for equitable transdisciplinary research partnerships

Mobilizing funding for equitable transdisciplinary research partnerships

The new Sentinel briefing on Funding equitable transdisciplinary research partnerships for societal impact is now out. NbSI team member Alexandre Chausson was a contributing author on [...] Read more March 1, 2023
Increased success in large carnivore translocations and rewilding

Increased success in large carnivore translocations and rewilding

A new study in the journal Biological Conservation, a team of researchers led by the NbSI’s Seth Thomas looked at factors which influence the success of [...] Read more February 16, 2023
Nature-based solutions can play an important role in reducing vulnerabilities to climate change across the rural Global South

Nature-based solutions can play an important role in reducing vulnerabilities to climate change across the rural Global South

Woroniecki et al. 2022 A new paper by the NbSI team and lead by group member Stephen Woroniecki is out now in the journal Climate and [...] Read more January 16, 2023