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ENABLS strives to promote collaboration and build synergies with biodiversity and NBS-relevant projects and initiatives.
We aim to join forces, share results and actively contribute to the achievement of common goals.

In September 2025, ENABLS took over the leadership of Task Force 5 – NBS Education, as part of the European NetworkNature Task Forces cluster.

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NBS Academy aims to build the first Network and Academy for promoting and mainstreaming NBS in teacher education, by bringing together in-service and pre-service teachers, training providers, policymakers and NBS experts. NSB Academy will utilise for the first time in Europe the potential of NBS education as a tool in ITE (Initial Teacher Education) and CPD (Continuous Professional Development) area through its pedagogical framework on NBS teacher education which combines innovative pedagogies with European competence frameworks (GreenComp, DigCompEdu). Also, NBS Academy envisions to achieve strong cooperation between teachers and trainers from different EU countries through a comprehensive “Train the Trainer” (TTT) programme for guiding teacher trainers to design and deliver effective NBS teacher training programmes. As next step of the training programmes the project will leverage the Living Labs methodology in 6 pilot countries for co-creating joint training courses for ITE and CPD to pave the way for integrating NBS in teacher education across Europe.

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NetworkNature is an expanding ‘network of networks’ working together to raise awareness, share knowledge and build capacity about nature-based solutions to accelerate their uptake in business, science, policy and practice along the policy priorities of the European Green Deal. NetworkNature’s six priority themes are: Biodiversity enhancement and ecosystem restoration; Sustainable food systems; Zero Pollution; Climate adaptation, mitigation and resilience; Sustainable finance, investment and just transition; Sustainable urban and regional transformation.

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Aspiring to nurture an NBS literate society and support a just transition to a sustainable future, NBS EduWORLD is creating an NBS community that facilitates synergies between NBS professionals and education providers and ensures free and easy access to NBS knowledge and resources for all. The project provides specific activities for those who are not yet familiar with the concept and benefits of NBS, and those already aware but in need of support to progress to the next stage.

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Oppla is the EU Repository of Nature-Based Solutions. It provides a knowledge marketplace, where the latest thinking on natural capital, ecosystem services and nature-based solutions is brought together. Its purpose is to simplify how we share, obtain and create knowledge to better manage our environment. Oppla is an open platform that is designed for people with diverse needs and interests - from science, policy and practice; public, private and voluntary sectors; organisations large and small, as well as individuals.

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NATURANCE aims to examine technical, financial and operational feasibility and performance of solutions that are built upon and combine disaster risk financing and investments with Nature-Based Solutions (NBS). The project stimulates dialogues, knowledge sharing and mutual learning across different areas of policy and practice. To do that, it will establish a “network of existing networks” by connecting existing major knowledge networks and fostering cross-domain knowledge sharing and collaborative marketplace for innovative nature-based insurance and investment solutions.

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TALLHEDA is a Horizon Europe project (WIDERA) that aims to build a new long-term Alliance for Digital Agriculture between agricultural Higher Education Institutes from two Widening countries Greece and Serbia with leading non-widening agricultural universities, and local and international stakeholders from Belgium. The TALLHEDA Alliance will contribute to raising the critical mass of highly skilled scientists and to establishing liaisons with surrounding ecosystems, in order to foster the Quadruple Helix of innovation in Widening countries.

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REWET focuses on determining how the restoration and management of wetlands can be optimised to maximise their carbon uptake while in balance with type-specific natural processes and biodiversity. The methodologies will be tested in 7 Open Labs across Europe. REWET‘s primary outcomes will include a wetlands inventory with carbon sink potential, models predicting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and sequestration under various scenarios, policy recommendations, a business model, and a replication roadmap.

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TETTRIs aims to produce a transformative change in the role played by taxonomy in tackling biodiversity challenges by boosting taxonomic capacity and transferring critical scientific knowledge to societal actors. The project contributes to the vision of making taxonomic knowledge and expertise—essential for studying, protecting, and managing biological diversity across Europe—easily and openly accessible, sustainably maintained, and fully integrated into decision-making processes.

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ECHO: Engaging Citizens in Soil Science – The Road to Healthier Soils is a research and innovation project (2023–2027, funded by the European Union and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)) that involves citizens in the protection and restoration of European soils. ECHO aims to a) turn citizens into soil specialists by strengthening their knowledge of soils and soil protection, and by equipping them with skills for the sustainable use of soils, and b) assess the condition of European soils and integrate the collected data into the open-access platform ECHOREPO.

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The ENFORCE project aims to enhance environmental compliance by integrating citizen science with innovative technologies. This initiative seeks to bridge the gap between local environmental data and the requirements set forth by regulatory authorities, fostering collaboration among grassroots organisations, researchers, and local governments. Through a tailored, interdisciplinary approach, ENFORCE is committed to empowering communities to play an active role in environmental governance and enforcement.

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The EU Grew project focuses on educational activities aiming at the activation of citizens to support the Green Deal agenda. Its objective is also to deal with the effects of climate change on our rights as well as the impact of the war in Ukraine and its interconnection with the postponement of the implementation of decisions and actions to address climate change that undermines our prosperity.

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Priodiversity LIFE aims to halt biodiversity loss in Finland. With funding amounting to EUR 50 million and a large group of actors, it is the largest project ever implemented in Finland to tackle biodiversity loss. Priodiversity LIFE will comprise more than 60 different measures which range from grassroots restoration work to data management and improved policy coherence in central government. The cornerstone of Priodiversity LIFE is regional biodiversity action plans known as LUMO programmes which will prepared for eight regions, including North Savo region. These action plans will identify key biodiversity hotspots with their buffer zones and connections and ensure that species can move from one site to another. Some of the biodiversity hotspots will be selected for restoration with project funding. The status of habitats in the regions will be improved by restoring forests, mires, water bodies, bird wetlands and heritage landscapes.

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EcoServ (Ecosystem Services Assessment through a Participatory Approach for Sustainable Water Resources Management in Armenia) aims to enhance the sustainable management of aquatic ecosystems in Armenia by applying participatory approaches to ecosystem services assessment. The project focuses on strengthening the capacities of partner institutions in Armenia, developing educational modules on ecosystem services, and establishing assessment tools and frameworks for Armenian wetlands. Through transdisciplinary research, citizen science, and stakeholder engagement, EcoServ brings together researchers, students, local communities, and decision-makers to improve understanding of the ecological, social, and economic values of water-related ecosystems and to support sustainable water resources management in Armenia.

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The European Bioeconomy Network (EuBioNet) is a proactive alliance of EU-funded projects and initiatives dedicated to promoting a sustainable and circular bioeconomy in Europe. In close collaboration with the European Commission and the CBE JU, the network facilitates knowledge sharing, networking, mutual learning and joint initiatives, helping to strengthen collaboration among stakeholders, increase awareness of bioeconomy opportunities and challenges, and maximise the impact of European-funded projects.

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DesirMED - (Demonstration and mainstreaming of Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Resilient transformation in the Mediterranean) is a project funded under the Horizon Europe Programme prioritising Nature-Based Solutions (NBS), innovative technologies and social practices to accelerate the transformation towards climate adaptation and resilience in the Mediterranean.

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Citizen science (CS) has the power to help us better understand biodiversity in Europe. By expanding participation, strengthening the impact of CS data, and by building connection to nature, THRIVE will enhance the CS community's contribution towards more resilient, inclusive and effective biodiversity and ecosystem monitoring in Europe.

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Waste4Soil brings together local actors to explore how food-processing residues can be turned into useful soil improvers, helping to reduce waste and return valuable organic matter and nutrients to the soil. The project works through 7 Living Labs, where farmers, businesses, researchers, local authorities and other stakeholders work together to test and improve solutions in real-life settings. The goal is to support healthier soils and more circular and sustainable food systems across Europe.

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