Our partner CGE Erfurt has brought together a Learning Community of urban young people with the goal of exploring why biodiversity conservation is important and how it relates to their own lives and choices. The short film presented by this community shares their personal reflections—showing how they became closer to nature and how their perspectives on biodiversity have evolved through the creative methods introduced within the PLANET4B project. Listen to the voices of youth! […]

Let us share something truly tangible with you. PLANET4B’s partner, ESSRG, has published its transformative change story, and you can now explore it through an infographic that is not only useful but also beautifully designed, illustrating why and how experiental learning methods and nature-based education can be implemented in schools. […]

Would you like to join a virtual visit to the GAIA Gartenberg in Graz? Come along and watch IFZ’s captivating video to discover this unique urban community garden for women and biodiversity. Learn more about the founders’ approach to creating the space, how newcomers were involved, and how members -included women from various cultural contexts and nationalities- organize their activities so that a genuine, supportive community of cultural diversity could take shape here. […]

How is biodiversity research and action linked with systemic barriers and opportunities stemming from gender, religion, ethnicity, culture, age, and disabilities on the one hand, and transformations in agriculture, trade, fashion, education, and finance sectors on the other hand? What innovative tools can improve our understanding and action that can lead to better decisions for both biodiversity and people? Horizon Europe Project PLANET4B recently celebrated three years of research on plural values, interesectionality, attitudes, and behavioural and insitutional change for [...]

It is an old piece of wisdom, now backed by numerous studies: children need fresh air, and the more time they spend playing outdoors, the stronger and healthier they become. In Norway, outdoor activities have been a strong tradition for generations. In recent years, however, this has been changing – and not in a good direction. The Norwegian Institute for Nature Research, a partner of PLANET4B, also took part in a recent study examining children’s activities in nature. […]

The PLANET4B project invites you to tune in online for our final project event on 11 September 2025, taking place in Brussels. Over the last 3 years, PLANET4B's researchers set out to advance understanding on how people's plural values, attitudes and behaviours, and diverse identities influence how decisions about biodiversity are made. Throughout the course of the day, you'll have the chance to hear about PLANET4B's main research findings and innovative tools, hear real world stories of transformational change from [...]