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In 2022 Hongyan Li et al. from Changchun Institute of Technology surveyed nearly 1,000 people (947 social media users) sharing photos from 20 wetland parks in eastern China helped show how Nature Based Solutions...

Cities don’t have to be concrete jungles - they can be living ecosystems! New global research conducted by Li et al. from the Institute of Environmental Sciences (CML), Leiden University, in the Netherlands, shows that...

When cities implement Nature-Based Solutions, do they automatically deliver multiple benefits? This research by Agathe Colléony and Assaf Shwartz from 2019 proves...

Nature-Based Solutions (NBSs) are emerging as effective tools for improving urban ecosystems by reducing runoff, preventing floods, protecting groundwater, enhancing biodiversity, and cooling cities. Gdańsk is one of the...

The conversation about safety in the Baltic region can be approached from many angles, but one of the most important relates to how we protect our homes and valuable water resources—especially...

For over a century, scientists around the world have been steadily building a clearer picture of Earth’s climate. From the first CO₂ measurements in 1958 to global temperature records stretching back to the 1800s, climate science has become...

Recent studies from Germany and across Europe are helping us better understand—and now actively support—the insects that make ecosystems thrive. A landmark German study revealed a 75% reduction in...

There’s a new planning tool using VR? Thanks to it, cities that introduce adaptive and participatory planning for their green infrastructure and improve both urban resilience and...

There’s a new planning tool using VR? Thanks to it, cities that introduce adaptive and participatory planning for their green infrastructure and improve both urban resilience and...

A 2023 study by Lee et al. from two Korean institutions: Hankyong National University (Landscape Architecture) and Seoul National University (Environmental Studies), revealed that...

The International Symposium on Wetland Pollutant Dynamics and Control (WETPOL 2025), held this September at the Gdańsk University of Technology in Poland, brought together 170...

As part of the kick-off meeting for GINA project, a specialized training session on innovative teaching methodologies was led by Alina Guzik...

As part of the kick-off meeting for GINA project, a practical video creation introduction was conducted...

During the kick-off meeting for the NBS project, an intensive introduction to Moodle activities and resources was conducted by Patrik Grausberg from the University of Klagenfurt. The session provided teachers with essential knowledge and practical skills for building and managing courses on the Moodle platform, a key tool for the project’s blended learning approach...

The kick-off meeting for the GINA project on Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) was successfully held from October 21st to 23rd, 2024, at Gdańsk University of Technology in Poland. The event brought together project teams from partner institutions to integrate their efforts and align on key objectives for the upcoming stages of the project...