An Event Series by and for the platform's community... In June, we celebrated the public launch of the project's fantastic new...

Luxembourg reflects on 15 years of monitoring, recent progress and the future... Neumünster Abbey Venue | Pexels On October 18, 2024, a...

A new paper authored by FRAMEwork researchers Laura Mansier and Paul van Rijn from University of Amsterdam has been published in the...

Project-supported paper is published on the possibilities of citizen science... Today, the journal Nature Sustainability published a new...

Fundación Artemisan share project learnings on cover crops... © ARTEMISAN Last week, FRAMEwork partner Fundación Artemisan had the...

Project publishes report on farmer-led biodiversity monitoring, demonstrating how farmers as data partners strengthen both ecological knowledge and conservation decision-making. Monitoring biodiversity across European landscapes requires methods that are scientifically sound and practical for farmers to implement alongside regular farming operations. FRAMEwork has published its D3.2 report describing a comprehensive farmer-led monitoring methodology deliberately co-developed

FRAMEwork has been selected for inclusion in the US Department of Agriculture's National resource library, used by stakeholders around...

This year’s meeting set out to strengthen and enlarge the REECAP community... We were pleased to share news last year of Osnabruck...

A team from Osnabrück and the Czech University of Life Sciences represent the project at the LANDSCAPE Conference. The 17th-19th...

A new report introduces a decision support tool that matches conservation actions to individual farm conditions and important wider contexts FRAMEwork has released a technical report describing FRAMEselect, a decision-support tool designed to help farmer clusters choose biodiversity management actions suited to specific farm businesses and landscape contexts. The report privudes the tool's full documentation from development to-date. It addresses a gap familiar to anyone who

Taskscape promote Recodo and invite external Video Abstracts at the annual meeting of the IOBC's OSR working group... The 19th meeting of...

A new project-funded study examines how RNAi technology offers species-specific pest control without harming beneficial insects RNA interference technology is emerging as a powerful tool for sustainable pest management in agriculture and conservation. RNAi works by silencing genes essential for pest survival, offering species-specific control that leaves beneficial organisms unharmed. The pharmaceutical industry has already validated the approach over 25 years of research, wi

The Estonian University of Life Science Present on FRAMEwork... The 14th European Conference on Ecological Restoration , organised by the...

A round up of recent activity posted on Recodo, our platform for Europe's Clusters. © UVA/Flevolands Agro Collective: Moth Spotting in the...

Zeesterweg Cluster farmers in the Netherlands help test a new toolkit to monitor biodiversity in arable farmland. At FRAMEwork, we’re...

EMU Co-hosts the 69th World Ploughing Contest The World Ploughing Contest is an annual event that brings together ploughing masters and...

GWCT Take the project to the UK's premiere sustainable farming festival... We’re pleased to share that Dr Niamh McHugh, head of Farmland...

The James Hutton Institute present the project's approach... 'Arable farming in a new era' was the theme of this year’s Arable Scotland...

FRAMEwork brings different stakeholders together ... On 26th June in Prague, a multi-stakeholder event co-organised by the project looked...