In SELINA, a total of 50 partners from all 27 EU member states (including selected EU overseas regions), Norway, Switzerland, Israel and the United Kingdom are working together to translate the methods and data on ecosystems and their services that have been developed in recent years within the framework of the European Biodiversity Strategies into practical applications in decision-making processes in public and private sectors. SELINA integrates not only academic partners, but also various partners from policy, administration and business, who will explore issues of various sectors at different spatial-temporal scales within the framework of a total of 15 demonstration projects. The main goal of SELINA is to create applicable information and recommendations for evidence-based decision-making and to support the necessary societal transformative change for the protection and sustainable use of the environment.
Team:
Angie Faust, Joana Seguin, Sabine Lange, Luke Brander
