Europe for Nature
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Connecting People and Wildlife: A conversation with all participants (human and non-human)
From an early age I was touched by the nature around me. Therefore, it was no surprise that I felt completely at home when studying
Towards a diverse and democratic food system
We could characterize our food system as a social construct: a complex set of rules, habits, practices, beliefs and views that have developed over time,
Getting to the roots of sustainability
For as long as I can remember, I have been amazed by the tremendous biological diversity (or biodiversity) that our planet harbors. One of the
Drought and nitrogen load do more damage to nature together
More and more we see trees in NW Europe struggling with the effects of drought. Most native species have some natural degree of tolerance to
Climate change is threatening forest and forestry in Europe
Climate is one of the major factors composing tree ecological niches as defined by Hutchinson (Booth et al., 1987; Hutchinson, 1965). Consequently, concerns arise with
Internalising external costs is key to dissolve conflicts of ecology and economy
Can protecting our natural resources really be economically “too much”? Just as often with our own health, it rather seems to be a question of