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NetworkNature Nordic hub

The NetworkNature Nordic hub is a gathering place for all those who work with nature-based solutions in the Nordic region. It is a platform where we exchange contacts and share the knowledge, we gain about implementing nature-based solutions in our part of the world. Also, we post Nordic cases on the Case Study Finder page, so you can see different examples of nature-based solutions in the Nordic region. Occasionally, the Nordic hub will also facilitate events and webinars. The Nordic hub is administered by Jóna Ólavsdóttir, coordinator of the Nordic Council of Ministers' Nature-based solutions programme in the Nordic region.

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Nature-based solutions are something we have forgotten we can do

The 27nd and 28th of September, the Nordic Conference on Nature-Based Solutions was held, bringing together politicians, experts, and stakeholders from across the region to discuss sustainable solutions to the climate and environmental challenges we face. The conference focused on addressing the triple planetary crisis: climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution—challenges that not only threaten our ecosystems but also human well-being, economies, and local communities.

Live Streaming: Nordic Nature-Based Solutions Conference

Missed the chance to register for the conference? Don’t worry!

If you didn’t manage to secure a spot, there’s still an opportunity to participate online.

We’re offering virtual access to all plenary sessions, so you can stay engaged and up to date, even if you can’t join us in person.

Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of the conversation - register for online access here: nbs.nordgen.org/

Sign Up for the Nordic Conference on Nature-Based Solutions

On September 26th and 27th, a great conference on nature-based solutions in the Nordic region will be held in Malmö.

Through talks, presentations, excursions, posters, and debates, we will explore how much we know about nature-based solutions in the Nordic countries and what it will take to implement many more of these solutions in the future.

Read more and register here: nbs.nordgen.org

Please note that spaces are limited.

See you in Malmö!

Trädkontoret leads the Yggdrasil project!

Trädkontoret (The Tree Office) in Sweden has won the bid for the Yggdrasil project on nature-based solutions in Nordic cities. The initiative is a project in the Nordic Council of Ministers programme on nbs, which is a part of the Nordic Vision 2030. The project, led by Johan Östberg, focuses on promoting nature-based solutions and will centre around the innovative 3+30+300 rule, guiding urban greening efforts to enhance biodiversity, climate adaptation, and public health.

Webinar: Nature Based Solutions in Brazil

If you were unable to attend the live session or would like to review Cecilia Herzog's presentation from our recent webinar, "Nature Based Solutions in Brazil," you can do so here.

In this webinar, Cecilia Herzog, an urban landscape planner and expert in sustainable urbanization and nature-based solutions, shared insights into the current state of NBS projects in Brazilian cities. Through her vast experience and expertise, Cecilia highlighted various case studies to illustrate the ongoing progress in this field.

NetworkNature Nordic Hub webinar: “Nature-based solutions at the climate-biodiversity-health nexus.”

Date: 12th of March, 13.00 CET. 

In this NetworkNature Nordic Hub webinar Carolina Rodriguez and Pauline Rebouillat from Lund University will present the "Nature-based solutions at the climate-biodiversity-health nexus" project. They will describe the process, such as working interdisciplinarity and share some insights on Nature-based solutions within the biodiversity, climate change, human health nexus. 

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More Nature - Less Waste

When you transport branches from the garden to the recycling center, it's considered waste.

If you instead use the branches to create a fence, it becomes a part of nature.
When we build brush fences several positive things happen.

Learn more about how to create more nature and less waste in the video below.