A magic tale about transnational cooperation, brought to you by the PARTRIDGE project. Once upon a time there were three stools and each stool had three legs. The owners of the three stools were three pillars […]
The story of the three-legged stools
Category: biodiversity
#EUprotects: Bridging troubled waters
Citizen dialogue is key to good water governance, yet it often fails. Meet Susanne Mortensen, who works with landowners to protect water quality in the Interreg WaterCoG project. “My interest in citizen dialogue is based […]
Peatland farming could protect vital carbon sink
The CANAPE project promotes peatland restoration and innovative wet farming to keep vast carbon stocks locked in the ground. As global temperatures keep rising, the race is on to develop climate-smart solutions. In fact, one […]
Seventy years later, the risk is still there: New project may bring the solution
The remnants of a Europe in conflict can to this day still be found on the seabed of the North Sea. More than seventy years after World War II and a hundred years after World […]
Bottom-up approach helps biodiversity gain ground in European farmlands
Only halfway through its planned duration, the North Sea Region project PARTRIDGE is garnering significant public interest and policy uptake. Birdlife Netherlands (Vogelbescherming Nederland) calls the project’s preliminary results ‘spectacular’. The PARTRIDGE project takes a […]
North Sea Region projects make their mark
From creative technology to farmland biodiversity, energy-savvy youngsters and shared mobility solutions: North Sea Region projects are creating a stir with their novel approaches. North Sea Region Programme funded projects are carefully selected based on […]