The European Commission wants to hear from us The European Commission has launched a public consultation as part of the “stress test” of the Birds and Habitats Directives, an exercise […]Read More
The Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM), an SER-Europe affiliated organisation representing ecologists and environmental managers across the UK and Ireland, has published a growing body of good […]Read More
The SER-Europe Legal Working Group (LWG) has published a series of six policy briefs exploring the legal and governance implications of the EU Nature Restoration Regulation (NRR). The series provides […]Read More
Alicante, Spain | 15–16 December 2025 Workshop Overview On 15 and 16 December 2025, the University of Alicante and SER-Europe hosted an international workshop focused on prioritising ecological restoration under […]Read More
In October 2025, Biodiversa+ published the Dialogue on National Restoration Plans and knowledge gaps encountered when drafting them — a timely and important report capturing the state of play among EU […]Read More
Happy #WorldOceanDay! Following its World Ocean Day launch, everyone from scientists to conservationists, and from community groups to environmental funders now have access to an innovative new knowledge sharing platform: […]Read More
The SER2025 Film Festival is now open for submissions and will be featured at the SER 2025 Global Conference in Denver, Colorado on Thursday, 2 October 2025. This event builds […]Read More
The SERE Legal Working Group (LWG) has provided in-depth feedback on the Draft Regulation for a Uniform Format for National Restoration Plans by the European Commission, emphasizing the need for a strong, science-based, […]Read More
The Ramon Margalef Colloquia 2025 Organizers are thrilled to announce the 9th Edition of the Ramon Margalef Colloquia. The event will be held from the 16th to 21st March, 2025 […]Read More
Restoring Europe’s Deep Seas: The REDRESS Project
The deep sea, Earth’s largest ecosystem, harbours a rich tapestry of life vital for the planet's health and stability. However, deep-sea ecosystems face severe threats from human activities and climate change.Read More