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Attention climate action advocates and insurance professionals! Don't miss this conference on how the insurance industry can drive climate risk mitigation and boost community resilience. Great work by Charlie Sidoti, Christopher Lowell, CPCU, MBA, and the team at InnSure in spearheading this vital initiative. #ClimateAction #InsuranceInnovation

World Ocean Day catalyzes collective action for a healthy ocean and a stable climate. Click the link in our bio to find experts on a variety of topics including climate change, marine conservation and ocean sustainability

Do you know what a Pollinator Pathmaker is? Designed by Dr Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, it's a tool using AI to design gardens that are made for pollinators (the drivers of biodiversity). You easily insert info on where the piece of land you have at disposal is, how big it is, how is the soil and the light, and the system designs a garden made for pollinators, giving all the instructions on how to implement it. We love it, and below there is an example of how it was implemented in Berlin city center! Read more and try it out at https://lnkd.in/dpxqNsVG #biocities #biodiversity #pollinators #greenareas #urbangreen #urbanforests #parks

"Where else in Berlin can you experience real vastness? Unique public participation and governance models are emerging to preserve and improve urban green space." - insights from Berlin. Check out our ongoing research in Berlin - https://lnkd.in/d7iJAJb3 NetworkNature EU ICLEI Europe WWF Cities IUCN The Nature Conservancy The Nature of Cities Nature-based Solutions Network Nature-Based Solutions Initiative UNPplus EU Arcadia project: empowering climate resilience through NbS

Our actions count: Adapt, Build resilience, enrich ecosystems

Did you know climate change is now the biggest threat to natural World Heritage? Natural World Heritage sites are amongst the world’s most precious places, but a third (33%) are threatened by climate change. The IUCN World Heritage Outlook provides an independent assessment of the state of conservation of our natural heritage. Learn more ➡️ https://bit.ly/3MyB0ON

Museums for Climate Action has put together a toolbox containing resources such as actionable tools, frameworks and opportunities to accelerate climate action in-and-with museums. The Toolbox brings together information on climate change policy, sustainable development and the Sustainable Development Goals, and a number of approaches that museums can draw on to inform their activities The chapters in the toolbox explore different themes, some of them include: 🌏 The need for climate action 🖼️ Questions to help plan for climate action in and with museums ⛈️ Disaster risk reduction and 'Build Back Better' 💪 Adaptation and resilience 🌱 Nature-based solutions 🗿 Heritage as part of the problem - and part of the solution There is surely something all of us can learn from this resource. https://lnkd.in/gR-nn3Dk

😨 Can you imagine Europe without our iconic landscapes and favourite food? Accelerating climate change and nature loss threaten the world as we know it today, including our unique nature and traditional food rooted in our culture. 🔥 Every place in Europe is in some way affected by climate change and nature loss. Scientists warn us of cascading tipping points but also point at a solution. It lies in our land and nature. For this year’s World Environment Day, celebrating land restoration as its leading theme, we prepared a special briefing reflecting on Europe’s relationship with nature and how investing in its restoration could preserve our heritage while boosting our economy and security. Our briefing collects powerful examples and numbers showing that restoration is a win-win for our environment, people, and economy. Read the key messages below 👇  and the full briefing here: https://lnkd.in/d6sKQEgu  #RestoreNature #WorldEnvironmentDay #climatechange #natureloss

Earth’s lush and resourceful land has allowed us to grow our communities, expand across the globe, and persist for over 200,000 years. Even today, while much of the modern world may feel like it is dominated by technology and highly engineered spaces, we are still utterly dependent on nature, particularly the gifts of land. Read or listen about our relationship with land in our climate handbook: https://buff.ly/4cbVZRe

Today marks the 75th anniversary of the legislation that brought National Parks into being in the UK - a monumental moment in the history of nature and people. But anniversaries are not just moments for celebration; they are also moments for reflection. In this blog, Jo Smith explores the challenges facing our National Parks - climate change, biodiversity loss, and inequalities in access - and how we can transform these spaces for the future. Read now - https://lnkd.in/eZVUAUyw