Fostering co-benefits for people and the environment in view of the Nature Restoration Regulation

The passing of the EU Nature Restoration Regulation was a landmark decision for nature. This first-of-its-kind legislation aims to restore significant areas of degraded terrestrial and marine ecosystems across the EU member states. It implies an upscaling of ecological restoration far beyond current practice, which will require novel perspectives and solutions that are environmentally effective, economically feasible, and socially acceptable.

By bringing together leading European experts from the research and policy sectors, this free event will consider where and when nature could help create ecosystems that support biodiversity, store carbon and enhance livelihoods which will enable both nature and people to better cope with the growing impacts of modern climate change.

Join the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency, Horizon Europe projects wildE, REWRITE, WILDCARD and the Society for Ecological Restoration Europe at this free event to discuss the opportunities and challenges for implementing restoration in a way that “lets nature do the job”.