Listen to Olivia Bina from the University of Lisbon talking about the Botanical Turn intervention, theories of change and transformative change.

Listen to Johannes Stripple from Lund University talking about the Beaver Agency intervention, theories of change and transformative change.

Listen to Paula Rodriguez from WWF talking about the Lagoon Dialogues intervention, theories of change and transformative change.

Listen to Laszlo Pinter from the Central European University talking about the River Futures intervention, theories of change and transformative change.

Listen to Andresa Lêdo Marques from the University of Lisbon talking about the Future Rivers intervention, theories of change and transformative change.

Listen to Anouk Fransen from Utrecht University talking about the Mobile Metropolis intervention, theories of change and transformative change.

Meet Sara Maia from the Central European University: “Drawing on insights from the newly developed global Naturescapes database of nearly 400 projects, it was evident that projects considered as more equitable tend to share a consistent set of features.”

Meet Philipp Montenegro from Lund University: “Nature-based solutions are not just about restoring ecosystems – they can also be about restoring dignity, justice, and opportunity. When communities lead the change, nature becomes a pathway to resilience, equity, and hope.”

Meet Mariami Marsagishvili from The Nature Conservancy: “The context of each city makes a significant difference when considering nature-based solutions. Combining on-the-ground fieldwork with background geo-spatial data analysis can help us greatly with our understanding of the trends observed in the data.”

Meet Anouk Fransen from Utrecht University: ‘’One key lesson I learnt is the critical role of experimentation and demonstration in realizing nature-based solutions in both Detroit and Mobile’’