The RESTORE4Cs project is pleased to announce an upcoming online workshop on “Tools and Indicators for Coastal Wetland Restoration to Promote Climate Resilience in Europe,” scheduled for 19 February 2025 from 10:00 to 13:00 CET. This workshop will present and discuss the critical role of coastal wetland restoration and respective monitoring systems in enhancing climate…
The 5th RESTORE4Cs General Assembly took place from 19-21 November 2024, hosted by Tour du Valat in the beautiful region of Camargue, France. The event brought together project partners and stakeholders to review the project’s progress, set future directions, and engage in meaningful discussions about the restoration and conservation of European wetlands. Day 1: Progress…
The first RESTORE4Cs Policy Brief of RESTORE4Cs, “How can coastal wetlands help achieve EU climate goals?“, highlights the importance of European coastal wetlands for reducing Greenhouse Gas emissions. Key messages of the 1st RESTORE4Cs Policy Brief include: Authors of the 1st Policy Brief: M. Otero1, A. Camacho2, D. Abdul Malak1, E. Kampa3, A. Scheid3, E.…
The 4th RESTORE4Cs General Assembly was held in Valencia, Spain, on 27-30 May 2024 and was hosted by the University of Valencia | The Limnology Research Group of the Cavanilles Institute for Biodiversity and Evolutionary Biology. The first day began with a warm welcome from Prof. Joaquin Baixeras, the director of the Cavanilles Institute for…
Wetlands are connected to human wellbeing. Restoring wetlands contributes to human’s health and integrity. Our wellbeing is linked to our climate.The World Health Organization has recognised how our physical and mental wellbeing rely on a stable climate, biodiversity, and sustainable development. Wetlands connect all three. An acre of wetlands can hold up to 1.5…