TY - BOOK
T1 - Imagining a nature-based future for Europe in 2120 : nature-based solutions at the heart of a visionary approach for accelerating the transition to a climate resilient and nature-positive future
AU - van Hattum, Tim
AU - van Buuren, Michaël
AU - Rooij, Bertram
AU - Nel, Jeanne
AU - Reinhard, Stijn
AU - Baptist, Martin
AU - Jones-Walters, Lawrence
A2 - Piet, Gerjan
A2 - Budding, Arjan
A2 - van Apeldoorn, Dirk
A2 - de Boer, Imke
A2 - Nabuurs, Gert-Jan
A2 - Arets, Eric
A2 - Stremke, Sven
A2 - Sluijsmans, Jeroen
A2 - Dankers, Rutger
A2 - van Kampen, Arjen
A2 - Woolderink, Hessel
A2 - Voeten, Joris
A2 - Stuiver, Marian
A2 - Mommer, Liesje
A2 - Spijker, Joop
A2 - Roosenschoon, Onno
A2 - van Rooij, Sabine
A2 - van Klaveren, Sverre
A2 - Hu, Xiaolu
A2 - Bruin, Jana
A2 - van Mourik, Martine
A2 - Vredenbreg, Pasha
A2 - van Dijk, Paul
A2 - Zeinstra, Thamar
A2 - Makri-Makridou, Nafsika
A2 - Wang, Yawei
A2 - Reznek, Darius
N1 - This research was (partly) subsidised by the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (project number KB-36-007-002)
PY - 2023
Y1 - 2023
N2 - Wageningen University & Research (WUR) organises the Mansholt lectures to provide inspiration for European policy makers and other stakeholders. This year, we highlight the importance of the power of imagination and we present an initial hopeful perspective of a climate resilient and nature-based future for Europe in 2120. Continuing from the previous Mansholt lecture in 2022, which discussed the food system’s role as a catalyst for developing nature-positive futures, in this lecture we focuson the potential of nature-based solutions as an essentialpart of a cohesive, collaborative approach towards thedevelopment of a climate resilient and nature-based future for Europe. This approach places climate action and biodiversity at the forefront, interlinking these themes across society as a whole and shifting the paradigm from confronting challenges to accepting opportunities.
AB - Wageningen University & Research (WUR) organises the Mansholt lectures to provide inspiration for European policy makers and other stakeholders. This year, we highlight the importance of the power of imagination and we present an initial hopeful perspective of a climate resilient and nature-based future for Europe in 2120. Continuing from the previous Mansholt lecture in 2022, which discussed the food system’s role as a catalyst for developing nature-positive futures, in this lecture we focuson the potential of nature-based solutions as an essentialpart of a cohesive, collaborative approach towards thedevelopment of a climate resilient and nature-based future for Europe. This approach places climate action and biodiversity at the forefront, interlinking these themes across society as a whole and shifting the paradigm from confronting challenges to accepting opportunities.
UR - https://edepot.wur.nl/637123
U2 - 10.18174/637123
DO - 10.18174/637123
M3 - Report
BT - Imagining a nature-based future for Europe in 2120 : nature-based solutions at the heart of a visionary approach for accelerating the transition to a climate resilient and nature-positive future
PB - Wageningen University & Research
CY - Wageningen
ER -
