Farmers can take ownership of nature recovery actions and scientific expertise can adapt to local knowledge in the design of ...

Humans are having a highly detrimental impact on biodiversity worldwide. Not only is the number of species declining, but the ...

Nature-based solutions aren’t anti-tech; rather, technology can be used to enhance and scale regenerative practices.

Agrobiodiversity, or agricultural biodiversity, refers to the range of animals, plants, and microorganisms used in food and ...

Bees are seen as insignificant pests at picnics in the park. However, these insects are cornerstones of ecosystems, both of ...

Farmer-focused Biodiversity and Agricultural Knowledge Network (FarmBioNet) Horizon project launched in January 2025. FarmBioNet aims ...

Most (70%) of UK land is used for agriculture. Therefore, success in tackling the biodiversity crisis depends on the active involvement of farmers. From the 1980s, successive UK governments have ...