Researchers from the H2020 FRAMEwork project made significant contributions to the 7th Annual Meeting of the Research Network on Economic...

Online Workshop brings together farmers, advisors, and ornithologists to explore innovative habitat assessment ... Credit: Czech Organics...

FRAMEwork has published comprehensive methods tailored for specialists, farmers, volunteers and citizen scientists monitoring farmland biodiversity Monitoring agrobiodiversity at landscape scale requires flexible tools that work for different audiences with different capacities, resources, and expertise levels. FRAMEwork has published the a Monitoring Tools report, presenting comprehensive methods specially tailored for specialists, Cluster facilitators, expert volunteers, wo

Biodiversity-sensitive farming means more than just flower strips... On the 20th May 2025, we were pleased to be invited to attend a...

FRAMEwork holds global knowledge exchange event in Prague... We're pleased to share that consortium partner the Czech University of Life...

A Mini-BioBlitz in Andalucia demonstrates project impacts... Fifty students from IES Vicente Núñez secondary school in Aguilar de la...

Four Days, Thousands of Species! How FRAMEwork helped organise Neusiedl am See joining the World's Biggest Nature Hunt... Credit:...

New resources arrive on the platform! We're excited to share that the penultimate update to FRAMEwork's online platform has been...

Presenting the project at an event celebrating innovation with impact in Agriculture areas... Kristina Janečková presenting the project ...

FRAMEWORK project partner Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna (SSSA) helped organise a BioBlitz in Monte Pisano on April 26-27, as part of the...

Stakeholders from across Estonia's agricultural sector recently gathered for a roundtable "Pests and Beneficial Insects in Agriculture," hosted by the Estonian University of Life Sciences . Short on time? View key takeaways on LinkedIn . This hybrid webinar was part of the H2020 FRAMEwork project’s knowledge exchange and stakeholder engagement event series . This initiative is associated with the project's online platform Recodo , which connects people working at the frontie

Two key members of the FRAMEwork project recently featured on "The Lisa Burke Show" in Luxembourg, for an insightful discussion about citizen science initiatives, and the role of farmer clusters and their communities in achieving better understanding and support for biodiversity.

Project publishes analysis showing how natural asset profiling reveals the economic and ecological value of ecosystem services at regional scales Understanding the full impact of biodiversity-friendly farming requires looking beyond individual farms to the natural assets that support entire agricultural landscapes. FRAMEwork has published a new analysis demonstrating how natural asset profiling methods reveal the economic and ecological value of ecosystem services across regi

Project releases best-practice guidelines for establishing collaborative farm business groups, drawn from the UK’s Farmer Cluster network and experience expanding the concept into mainland Europe. FRAMEwork has now published a complete set of guidelines for establishing Advanced Farmer Clusters—structured groups of neighbouring farm businesses coordinating landscape-scale biodiversity efforts with supporting stakeholders. The guidelines draw on lessons from the UK’s successfu

Project releases comprehensive training materials combining peer learning, expert instruction and practical fieldwork developed through five years of cluster implementation across Europe FRAMEwork has published comprehensive training materials and documented training events that have prepared facilitators across Europe for the complex role of coordinating landscape-scale conservation. Cluster facilitators are linchpins in biodiversity management. They coordinate meetings, del

Project publishes report examining how cluster participation strengthens environmental commitment among farming communities FRAMEwork has published a report examining how cluster participation reshapes farmer identity and influences biodiversity management. The study draws on qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys conducted across our Farmer Clusters, offering evidence of how group membership shapes environmental commitment and behaviour change. This research reveals

Get the low-down on the project's open-access Data Hub A new report shares how over the course of our project, expert scientists and citizen scientists working across 11 farmer clusters collected thousands of biodiversity observations — from bird and pollinator surveys to vegetation assessments and farm habitat data. A new report, Specialist indicators and farming systems data capture , describes how all of this data has been captured, catalogued, and made available through t

FRAMEwork is represented at a multilateral conference in London showcasing UK-led Horizon projects and future opportunities... Credits:...