Restore4Life Open Call for wetland restoration: the stars are here!
DALIA expects to fund up to 10 projects from at least 5 different regions. The maximum amount of financial support to each application will be limited to 100,000 EUR.
Creating and Curating for a Sustainable Future: A Wetland-Focused Education Programme
The annual general meeting of the EU Horizon project Restore4Life brought together all project partners highly motivated to engage in the development of a long-lasting online wetland renaturation service.
Grants of up to 100 000 EUR for local and regional authorities from associated regions of the Mediterranean:
The EU funded project iMERMAID has launched its first Open Call for local and regional authorities, titled: “Extended Demonstration of iMERMAID solutions in associated regions of the Mediterranean.” The applicants are welcomed to apply with their own use-case addressing their specific challenges and objectives, aligning with the goals of iMERMAID and with the aim to identify suitable solutions coming from the iMERMAID project that will support their chemical monitoring and remediation activities.
DALIA project launches Rivers Revived Call for Associated Regions, inviting local and regional authorities to apply for a chance to secure a grant of up to 100K EUR for river restoration.
DALIA expects to fund up to 10 projects from at least 5 different regions. The maximum amount of financial support to each application will be limited to 100,000 EUR.
Restore4Life team meets in Bratislava, Slovakia, for second Consortium Meeting, celebrating the one year anniversary of the project
The Restore4Life Consortium met in Bratislava, Slovakia from 11th to 13th of June 2024 for the project’s second Consortium Meeting.
Restore4Life presented during Atlantic & Arctic Lighthouse Weekly Hour
During the webinar, Restore4Life project representatives Mihai Adamescu, Oriane Georges, Martin Pusch, Paul Goriup and Tim Grandjean presented the project and its mission, the currently active Open Call for wetland restoration, the intricacies of restoration solutions, the business prospects inherent in nature-based solutions for wetlands, as well as the integration of citizen science in wetland conservation.
13th Floodplain Ecology Workshop: Successful Networking and Ambitious Goals for Wetland Restoration in Europe
The Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research (WSL) in Birmensdorf, Zurich, hosted the 13th Floodplain Ecology Workshop from 13 – 15 March 2024.
Empowering Communities: The Role of Citizen Scientists in Wetland Restoration
The involvement of citizens in wetland restoration projects is one crucial step in the implementation of wetland restoration. Stakeholder participation in the planning and decision-making of environmental projects is critical for ensuring that nature protection and human well-being are equally considered in the restoration and management of wetlands for the benefit of both.
European Commission-funded ProBleu Initiative Opens Second Funding Call to Promote Water Literacy in Schools
ProBleu, an initiative funded by the European Commission, is excited to announce the opening of its second funding call to promote water literacy and sustainability education in schools across Europe and associated countries.
Hohenau’s March Floodplains Buzzing with Excitement for Restore4Life Project
On 7 March, Restore4Life organized a project presentation together with the vice-mayor of Hohenau at the project’s Implementation Site in the March Floodplains, Austria/Slovakia (IS1).
