FRAMEwork represented at an important European congress... The 7th European Congress of Conservation Biology convened in Bologna, Italy...

The project's knowledge and action platform launches... We’re excited to share that over three years of collaborative work by FRAMEwork...

Farmer Cluster Facilitation Course now available online... We’re pleased to announce the launch of a free online course for local leaders...

FRAMEwork engages at Austria’s largest agricultural show... The third annual Biofeltage (or Biofield Day), Austria’s largest...

The project's Czech partners bring communities together for a special day... © Taskscape Media In June 2023, we shared that a new...

The second project-supported citizen science initiative in Italy... On May 4, 2024, the hills of Monte Pisano once again came alive with the enthusiasm of citizen scientists as a FRAMEwork-supported partnership of local organisations hosted a successful BioBlitz at the Parco della Ricordanza in Montemagno, Calci. This biodiversity event brought together local residents, studentsa and nature enthusiasts to document the remarkable recovery of an area that had been devastated b

Bad weather couldn’t stop this years' record breaking bioblitz! © FRAMEwork Cluster Farm: Ramborn Cider The sixth installment of the...

NORDECO at ECSA 2024... The European Citizen Science Association (ECSA) is an NGO that supports and advocates for citizen science in...

First set of mini-documentaries profiling cluster activities released... Taskscape are pleased to share that a first set of eight Farmer Cluster Profile Videos have been released. These latest mini-docs were created for the project's information platform Recodo.io , which is in development, as well as the media page of FRAMEwork's website. They join a bank of videos produced so far on project activity. "Hear directly from participants on the ground in seven countries who s

With the IOBC at the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies The International Organisation for Biological and Integrated Control (IOBC) is...

Five Key Takeaways from the FRAMEwork Annual Meeting in Italy! Over the course of some sunny days from the 18th-21st March, forty-one...

Congratulations to FRAMEwork Doctoral Candidate researcher Laura Mansier, who has been busy sharing insights from her project work at...

Addressing Challenges for Arable Biodiversity... On the 27 th February 2024 , the workshop "Challenges for Arable Biodiversity: Threats...

New study in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment finds that internet search patterns mirror professional ornithological survey data A new project-funded study published in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment by Jensen, Danielsen and colleagues has found that Google Trends data correlates with professional bird survey results in Denmark. The paper demonstrates that when bird populations rise or fall, public search interest follows suit. For conservationists working in

New paper published in the Journal of Cleaner Production, co-authored by Iris Bohnet from consortium partner CZULS. Titled “Impact of...

A new project study published in Land (MDPI) finds that grassland management practices influence sex-specific insect responses, with important implications for biodiversity conservation Grassland management practices are often designed based on aggregate population responses without considering how changes affect individual organisms differently. A new study published in Land (MDPI) examines sex-specific insect responses to grassland management interventions, revealing import

Cluster network news moves to our beta platform! © Taskscape Media We're pleased to share that you can now follow news from our Farmer...

Navigating helicopters and other hurdles, GWCT's Jayna Connelly provides a look back on 2023 biodiversity monitoring in England......

FRAMEwork research is presented on at a Dutch Entomological Society Event... Doctoral candidate Laura Mansier, from the University of...

Throughout 2023, the FRAMEwork network of Farmer Clusters was abuzz with activities! Our consortium and Farmer cluster network were...