Welcome to the 2nd ᴇNᴀBʟS newsletter!

eNaBlS Newsletter #2


Earlier this May, the ᴇNᴀBʟS project partners came together in Wageningen, the Netherlands, for a two-day plenary meeting set quite literally in nature. Against the lush backdrop of the Wageningen University campus and the surrounding green cityscape, the group explored progress and next steps for Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) in education and practice.

From engaging inspiration sessions and practical workshops on curriculum development to outdoor meetings beneath leafy canopies, the programme was both hands-on and future-focused.

As the project grows, so does our shared commitment to making NBS part of everyday learning and living across Europe.

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Ever wondered how different viewpoints can enrich innovation? Our Living Labs dive deep, exploring topics from various angles to ensure truly collaborative and beneficial outcomes for everyone involved.

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Sustainability Days UEF

For the second year in a row, the University of Eastern Finland organised a sustainability-themed event across its Kuopio and Joensuu campuses. At a dedicated stand, the ᴇNᴀBʟS team presented the project’s work on biodiversity and NBS education, as well as the Finnish Living Lab. Read more

Vytautas Magnus University celebrated the International Earth Day through a series of meaningful and action-oriented events, highlighting the role of local communities in global environmental efforts. Among these activities, the Lithuanian Living Lab was prominently featured. Read more

The ᴇNᴀBʟS coordination team shared key project findings at the NBS Education Summit 2025, a high-level event focused on advancing NBS in education by highlighting policy recommendations and best practices for a just transition. Read more

ᴇNᴀBʟS has launched a new course on NBS, which is currently being pilot-tested in Finland. It will be made available to all lifelong learners through UEF’s Open University in autumn 2025. An Open Access version is also ready for all those interested. Read more

ᴇNᴀBʟS’ Dutch Living Lab, coordinated by Wageningen University, co-hosted a symposium exploring nature’s fundamental role in education for sustainability and how this can be translated into educational interventions in specific educational settings. Read more

Students from BOKU University embarked on a two-day excursion through Vienna to explore NBS in practice. The aim was to make their potential, challenges, and social dimensions visible—especially in relation to biodiversity, physical activity, recreation, and social justice in urban public spaces. Read more

Coordinated by KomBioTa/ University of Hohenheim, ᴇNᴀBʟS’ German Living Lab — Learn in Nature Lab — has launched its NBS101 series, marking the onset of the summer semester with a dynamic exchange of ideas, critical thinking and creativity. Read more

ᴇNᴀBʟS’ Greek Living Lab co-hosted a seminar on the role of Artificial Intelligence and architecture in promoting NBS. Participants discussed the synergies between technology, architectural design, urban environmental planning, and NBS as a response to the decline in urban biodiversity. Read more

Integrating AI & Architecture in NBS


Coming next in eNaBlS


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NBS Academy has updated its Roadmap and Strategic Plan and designed a comprehensive infographic summarising it. The roadmappresents the project’s vision, mission, and identity, the mapping of stakeholders in NBS education as well as the structure and monitoring mechanisms for creating a European network primarily consisting of teacher trainers, teachers and school leaders, NBS experts and other education stakeholders, including policy makers. Read more  

TALLHEDA’s VIH brings together and links different stakeholders from the education and agricultural sectors, organises a permanent dialogue between them, highlights success stories in the sector, and ensures the continuity of the communication activities after the project’s end. Read more

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REWET has launched two online tools to support wetland restoration across Europe: the Stakeholders Platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange, and WETSET, a centralised index of wetland datasets. These platforms make it easier for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to access data and connect for climate-smart conservation efforts. Read more



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