Sustainable forest ecosystems

Restoring biodiversity focuses on bringing nature back to life — rebuilding ecosystems, reconnecting landscapes, and strengthening the link between ecological recovery and sustainable land use.

We explore the different ways in which researchers engage with transformative change — to bring contrasts and differences to the surface and to create stronger connections, helping us move forward collectively.

Nature-positive food systems aim to transform food production and consumption in ways that restore biodiversity, strengthen local communities, and create sustainable value across the entire food chain.

Ecological monitoring provides insight into the state and development of ecosystems, species and processes – forming the basis for effective conservation, restoration and sustainable management.

We conduct applied ecological research aimed at the protection, restoration and management of wild fauna (mammals, birds, insects, reptiles and amphibians).