University of Amsterdam press release on Dr Laura Mansier's PhD research into how redesigned farm landscapes with flower strips, diversified crops, and woody habitats strengthen beneficial insects and natural pest control. Connected to FRAMEwork research.

Marks five years of the Spanish Farmer Cluster, documenting increased species diversity, reduced erosion, and maintained olive yields through ground cover restoration - a collaboration between farmers and hunters.

Announces the Recodo platform as a digital space for agrobiodiversity stakeholders. Highlights CREAF's role in data cataloguing using FAIR principles and geospatial standards.

HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein describes the Austrian Mostviertel Farmer Cluster - 12 farms implementing biodiversity measures such as species-rich meadows, flowering strips, and insect habitats, with citizen science events for consumers.

Press release on the AgriGEP project, highlighting gender equality practices in EU-funded agricultural research including FRAMEwork.

IIASA blog post by Gerid Hager and Youri Martin describing FRAMEwork's blending of farmer clusters and citizen observatories, with a focus on the Luxembourg Farmer Cluster's BioBlitz events which collected over 1,000 biodiversity observations.

Spain's small farmers union (UPA Andalucía) visits the FRAMEwork cluster in Córdoba, endorsing the ground cover model and the synergy between farming and hunting for sustainable olive grove management.

The Andalusian Hunting Federation, Artemisan, and agricultural research institute IFAPA agree to collaborate on promoting sustainable agricultural practices linked to FRAMEwork findings.

Describes CREAF's role in FRAMEwork, providing expertise in citizen science and data interoperability. Researcher Joan Masó explains how the project standardises biodiversity data across European farms.

Overview of the Spanish FRAMEwork activities, focusing on how biodiversity-sensitive practices are being integrated into traditional olive grove management in Andalusia.

University of Hertfordshire's FRAMEwork project page, describing its research into the Farmer Cluster approach as a model for effective agroecology across Europe.

Fundación Artemisan's main page for FRAMEwork, describing the establishment of the Spanish Farmer Cluster in Aguilar de la Frontera (Córdoba) across 350 hectares of olive groves.

NordEco blog post announcing the agency's involvement in FRAMEwork, describing their role in engaging local citizens and public bodies in knowledge exchange events on biodiversity across European Farmer Clusters.

Retrospective blog marking a decade of Farmer Clusters in the UK and their expansion across Europe through FRAMEwork, summarising the movement's growth from five pilots to over 100 clusters managing 315,000 hectares.

Around 50 students from Aguilar de la Frontera visit the FRAMEwork project site, learning about biodiversity-sensitive olive farming and the collaboration between farmers and hunters.

Announces the updated Recodo platform, developed by IIASA's Novel Data Ecosystems group and partners. Describes its tools for supporting the Farmer Cluster Network and connecting agrobiodiversity stakeholders.

Announces Artemisan's membership of the International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation (CIC), strengthening scientific collaboration and advocacy for hunting-led conservation including FRAMEwork.

A fieldwork diary from GWCT ecologist Jayna Connelly, recounting the challenges (and humour) of completing nearly 500 pollinator transects for FRAMEwork in England during a wet 2023 summer.

Introduces FRAMEwork's 11 Farmer Clusters across nine European countries, outlining how organic, conventional, and mixed farms are collaborating on landscape-scale wildlife management.

Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies invites the public to photograph biodiversity on Monte Pisano as part of the international City Nature Challenge, linking citizen science data with FRAMEwork's farmer cluster monitoring.

CREAF's inaugural international newsletter, highlighting ecology-as-solution research across multiple projects including FRAMEwork.

Announces Osnabrück University's role in FRAMEwork, led by environmental economists Prof. Stefanie Engel and Dr. Fabian Thomas, focusing on designing incentives for farmers to participate in collaborative biodiversity actions.

Describes the initial launch of FRAMEwork in Aguilar de la Frontera, where agriculture, hunting, and science come together to restore biodiversity in traditional olive groves.

Main GWCT project page for FRAMEwork, explaining its aims to conserve biodiversity through the Advanced Farmer Cluster approach across European farmland.

IIASA's institutional project page for FRAMEwork, outlining the institute's contributions to the citizen observatory, information hub, and biodiversity data ecosystems.