This is an NWO project that examines the drivers of marine protected area placement in the Coral Triangle.

A Horizon Europe project defining safe limits for human activities in the high seas, from climate change to future mesopelagic fisheries, and who wins and loses from them.

GALILEO is a Horizon Europe project advancing climate-resilient agroforestry to strengthen rural livelihoods and biodiversity across Sub-Saharan Africa.

This is a Dutch Incentive Starter Grant project advancing causal research on how climate change and biodiversity loss affect human well-being to inform more effective and equitable environmental policy.

NO-REGRETS is an NWO funded project investigating the ecological and socio-economic trade-offs of offshore wind expansion to support sustainable North Sea policy

An NWO project designing climate-robust and valuable nature-based futures for the Dutch sandy-soil landscapes, and the pathways to get there.

An interdisciplinary INREF program on building the resilience of marine protected areas in tourism destinations, in Indonesia and the Dutch Caribbean.

This is an NWO funded project investigating how the prospect of solar geoengineering influences climate mitigation decisions and international cooperation.

A six-year NWO Living Lab on what makes nature-based solutions succeed, studying the largest river restoration project in the Netherlands through ecology, economics and social science.

Cameras, satellites and electronic logbooks can watch every haul. FishTech asked whether that actually makes fishers comply.

A European training network that taught 15 PhD candidates to bridge ecology, climate science and economics.

Species interact in the sea and in the market. SeaSurf studied how fishers’ landing decisions connect the two.

Can marine economies grow while ecosystems keep functioning? A Nordic network on the ecological and socio-economic limits to blue growth.

How do fishers’ attitudes to risk, time and fairness shape their decisions? REPIN set out to measure them.

Do good institutions prevent ecosystem collapse, or do healthy ecosystems produce good institutions? ADCAP untangled the causal channels between institutions and fisheries.