#biodivclim — Public Fediverse posts

🆕 Issue Brief: To tackle the climate and biodiversity crises, Europe need solutions, nature-based solutions! From perennial crops to salt marshes and Arctic traditions, discover how working with nature builds resilience. #BiodivClim #NatureBasedSolutions
➡️ Read more: https://www.biodiversa.eu/2025/09/25/living-systems-living-solutions/

🌳 Our forests are failing their climate stress test. How do we build resilience?
Our latest brief shows that diversifying forests away from vulnerable monocultures is key, but monitoring gaps and policy barriers remain. #BiodivClim #ClimateAdaptation #NatureRestoration
➡️ The path forward: https://www.biodiversa.eu/2025/09/25/mainstreaming-resilience-in-forest-policy/

Soils hold the key to our resilience. Our new Issue Brief shows how soil can:
✅Help tackle climate change
✅Support food security
✅Restore ecosystems
#BiodivClim #SoilMicrobiome #CarbonFarming #ClimateAdaptation
Explore the science: https://www.biodiversa.eu/2025/09/25/soil-biodiversity-management/
Available in 5 languages.

🛣️ #ASICS (#BiodivClim) shows roads disrupt mountain ecosystems, altering soil, vegetation, and fungal communities. They favour generalist fungi and reduce plant-fungal network complexity by 66-95%.
https://doi.org/10.1111/mec.17771

❄️ #ASICS (#BiodivClim) highlights that much of Antarctica's biodiversity remains unknown! While vertebrates are well studied, invertebrates, plants & microbes—especially their interactions—need more research for better conservation.
https://doi.org/10.1126/science.adk2118

🌱 #ASICS (#BiodivClim) & #ForestWeb (#BiodivMon) found limited upward spread of non-native plants along roads in the Scandes, but increased cover & richness at lower elevations, along with increased arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi.
https://doi.org/10.1111/oik.11075