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In November, we’re launching a new webinar series. Join us for a series of expert-led webinars exploring practical and scientific approaches to restoring biodiversity in temperate grasslands and open ecosystems. From seed transfer techniques to flower strips and fire and grazing dynamics , lead...

On 25 September, over a hundred partners and stakeholders gathered at Meise Botanic Garden for the theme day “Sowing with Impact”, co-organized by Meise Botanic Garden and the Department of Environment as part of the Interreg project EXPBIO. ...

How can we manage our grass areas in ways that benefit both people and biodiversity? That was the central theme when the City of Trollhättan hosted a traditional mowing event at Gården Åker, as part of the EXPBIO project. ...

In June, the seed cultivation demo day for wild plants brought together seed growers, lecturers, practical experts, and farmers for an inspiring and informative afternoon....

Join us for an engaging Inspiration Day at Meise Botanic Garden, dedicated to the vital role of seeds from native plant species in ecological restoration and nature development. This event is part of the mid-term meeting of the Interreg project EXPBIO, and is co-organised by the Flemish partners Mei...

The Health Department and The Technical and Environmental Administration in the Municipality of Hjørring are collaborating in the EU project EXPBIO to transform parts of the outdoor areas around the Health Care Center in Hjørring and Soldalhus Elderly Center in Sindal. The purpose is to provide bett...

As part of work package four we have produced a short, animated film to suit younger children and families. The goal with this film is to encourage educators together with children but also families to sow a native wildflower patch in their preschool grounds, school yards or in their private gardens...

Earlier this year, the City of Trollhättan tested prescribed burning as a method to manage grasslands and support local biodiversity. In March, a training day on ecological fire management was held for municipal maintenance staff, team leaders, and the local EXPBIO project group. ...

Urbanisation has caused a significant disconnect between humans and nature, with over half of the world's population now living in urban areas. This trend reduces direct interactions with nature, worsening global challenges like biodiversity loss and climate change. As part of EXPBIO's Work Package...