Rivers are a connecting element across the territory. Joint management can balance natural resource use & integrate different stakeholders in policymaking.

Fluvial stewardship promotes public participation in water governance, helping achieve a good ecological status.

Observing trends over time can help avoid or identify problems before they do occur. Rivers in Spain are monitored not just by the State, but also by volunteers

The overall goal of the work is to restore wet meadow habitats in a severe climate change environment.

Rewetting degraded peatlands for climate neutrality and biodiversity boost in collaboration between researchers, NGOs, and peatland management companies.

A public-private partnership driven transition from a pollution hotspot to an advanced landfill that protects water and ecosystems.

Volunteers map springs to provide missing data for scientists and water managers to improve cross-border monitoring networks.

ASTRON, a knowledge-institute for astronomical instrumentation, used agricultural land and changed it into a natural area to place the LOFAR- telescopes.

The area is being developed because it is a Natura 2000 area with the objective of restoring raised bogs in Bargerveen, Province of Drenthe.