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Europe’s Ticino landscape: One river – many systems – one landscape…and one ambitious restoration plan
The Ticino River, an eco-corridor shared by Switzerland and Italy, is of great biodiversity importance – particularly for aquatic life…
29th January 2021
Further boost for nature in the Danube Delta with final konik horse release
A herd of 20 konik horses has been released onto Ermakov Island in the Ukrainian part of the Danube Delta,…
21st January 2021
New documentary inspires vision for a wilder Portugal
In late 2020, Rewilding Portugal (a project partner in the ELP-funded Greater Côa Valley project) launched the release of a new documentary…
14th January 2021
The Endangered Landscapes Programme is hiring
The Endangered Landscapes Programme is currently advertising four new opportunities to join their expanding management team in Cambridge, UK: a…
13th January 2021
Endangered Landscapes Artist Residencies open for Expressions of Interest
Last month, the Endangered Landscapes Programme launched the Endangered Landscapes Artist Residencies and Arts Prize, in partnership with the Arts,…
7th January 2021
The Endangered Landscapes Artist Residencies: a new collaboration launched
We are delighted to announce the launch of the Endangered Landscapes Artist Residencies and Arts Prize – an exciting, new…
8th December 2020
How natural climate solutions provide a win for both biodiversity and climate
Scientists, policymakers and business leaders alike are grappling with the complex problems of both adapting to, and mitigating, the effects…
3rd December 2020
A video update from the Danube Delta: A year without dams
One year ago, in November 2019, restoration efforts in the Ukrainian part of the Danube Delta were given a significant…
27th November 2020
Exploring the restoration potential of the Azov-Black Sea Eco-Corridor
The scenic shores of the Azov-Black Sea coastal area – an internationally important wildlife corridor – stretch for 800km from…
19th November 2020