The plan is grounded on interdisciplinarity, active participation and co-responsibility to ensure feasibility and social acceptance. It is also part of one of more4nature’s case studies on #biodiversity.

🧠 Find more about our cases: www.more4nature.eu/cases

This Action Plan has been co-produced by the #PolinizAÇÃO project, the Institute for Nature Conservation and Forests (ICNF) and the Ministry of Environment and Energy involving more than 130 representatives from various sectors. www.pollinet.pt/poliniza%C3%...

It is based on 3 axes:

🔬 Axis 1: Science at the center of knowledge and quantification of pollinator services.

🪲 Axis 2: Natural, agricultural, forest and urban landscapes that benefit pollinators.

🙋‍♀️ Axis 3: Social participation including awareness, education, monitoring and behavioural change.

Other report “Guidance for strengthening citizen involvement in the management of nature in the Arctic” showcases a model that public authorities could use for establishing participatory local nature management with the support of citizens, in just 5 steps.

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Some conclusions are:
✅ Appointing government representatives as contact points between citizens and authorities.
✅ Developing a clear roadmap for citizen engagement, including formal and regular dialogue.
✅ Establishing national policies that guarantee annual funding, expertise, and resources.

The second part focuses on the results of a workshop held in Sandavágur (Faroe Islands) in 2024, which brough together government officials, resource managers, researchers from the Nordic countries, hunters, farmers, and other citizens.

The report “Strengthened locally based monitoring and management of living resources in the Arctic” describes real-life cases in which the participation of hunters, farmers and fishermen is reshaping the management of natural resources in Norway, Iceland and Greenland.

This is part of the context of the more4nature case study in Cambodia. Ida Theilade is more4nature’s deforestation lead. Find more about our case studies: www.more4nature.eu/cases

4️⃣ Citizen science is a valid alternative to conventional Earth Observation.

Unlocking its potential to contribute to environmental compliance assurance and be part of data infrastructures could spark a transformative change.

We’re proud to advance this @more4nature.eu project!
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If you are interested, submit your application!

📅 Apply before 20 October
📍 Start: November 2025
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Your tasks:
· Support citizen observatories.
· Manage data quality.
· Maintain a SensorThings API.
· Elaborate web map browsers.
· Contribute to the Green Deal Data Space.

At more4nature, we work to trigger transformative change in tackling pollution, biodiversity loss and deforestation by including citizens and communities as key actors in collaborative environmental compliance assurance.

Through more4nature we are exploring how citizen generated data and citizen & community led actions can increase the availability and quality of information about forest health, species distribution, and biodiversity indicators.

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The national park would contain 10% of all Quercus petraea forest in Denmark. This forest type, home to several IUCN-listed species, faces degradation and fragmentation and is now under special protection by the EU Habitat Regulation. #CitizenScience could help inform future management decisions.