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...

New project study in Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment examines how spontaneous flowering vegetation enhances biodiversity and supports ecosystem services in managed apple production systems Research examining spontaneous flowering vegetation in apple orchards has been published in Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, revealing important linkages between unmanaged flowering plants and biodiversity outcomes in managed agricultural systems. Apple production relies increas

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A new project study in Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment reveals how habitat interventions produce different results across insect groups in Alpine grasslands. Flower strips are narrow bands of diverse flowering plants within agricultural fields that are becoming prominent conservation tools to reverse insect decline in intensified agricultural landscapes. A comprehensive study across the Alpine region between 2020 and 2021 quantifies flower strip effectiveness for rest

The project's interactive online game and set of virtual farm tours is designed to test and build players knowledge of on-farm biodiversity. Farmers' knowledge of biodiversity on their land directly affects their willingness to engage with environmental schemes and adopt management practices that support wildlife. But much of the information available to them comes in static formats — reports, PDFs, and written guides — which often fail to hold attention or test understanding

Launching an iNaturalist farmland biodiversity observatory across our Farmer Cluster network... The Framework Project is engaging...

Partner BOKU publish on abandoned land and insect diversity... One of the highlights of recent months was the publication of a paper by...

New paper in the Journal of Environmental Management. We are pleased to share the publication of a new paper in the Journal of...

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New project supported paper considers farm landscape aesthetics We are pleased to share the publication of an insightful FRAMEwork...

Project published report analysing how public incentive schemes can be redesigned to enable biodiversity outcomes through collective farmer action. Agricultural policy across Europe relies heavily on targeted financial incentives to encourage environmentally beneficial farming practices. FRAMEwork has published its D6.4 report, a comprehensive analysis of how public agri-environmental schemes support biodiversity conservation within Farmer Clusters and what innovations might

Project publishes framework categorising private incentive mechanisms designed to support biodiversity-friendly agriculture across Europe Beyond government schemes, farmers across Europe face a rapidly expanding landscape of private incentive mechanisms specifically designed to promote biodiversity-friendly agriculture. FRAMEwork has developed a comprehensive framework for understanding and categorising these diverse mechanisms and has conducted extensive research assessing h

Read the Autumn 2022 update from the Framework Project... Now project activity is really rolling on the ground, post-pandemic, WP1...

We are excited to announce the publication of a new FRAMEwork supported paper in Nature. Graphic | Taskscape The paper is co-authored by...

New FRAMEwork supported paper in the Annual Reviews , co-authored by Finn Danielsen from consortium partner NORDECO. The paper delves...

A new series connects FRAMEwork into the conservation conversation... We're pleased to share that the project podcast series Foodlands...

New project supported publication tracks tick spread via search trends... We are excited to announce the publication of a fascinating new...

The project's 2021 Annual Meeting and General Assembly is held virtually... The H2020 FRAMEwork project's first Annual Meeting and...

New project -supported paper in BioScience by Finn Danielsen of consortium partner NORDECO and colleagues. Graphic | Taskscape We are...