Networks and cities' news

How to organise an efficient bioblitz event to map urban biodiversity and activate local communities? - Experiences of Siena (Italy) within and beyond the City Nature Challenge

Bioblitz is a great tool using citizen science to activate and raise awareness of local communities along with biodiversity. According to National Geographic, it is an event that focuses on finding and identifying as many species as possible in a specific area over a short period, usually 24 hours. A bioblitz brings together volunteer scientists, as well as families, students, teachers, and other members of the community. While a scientific survey often focuses on unique or isolated areas, bioblitzes usually focus on urban green areas.

C4TALENT Newsletter: Issue #1 Now Available!

Packed with updates on our mission to combat brain drain and foster vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystems

Pula is on the move: 3rd ULG meeting in June

The meeting was held on Friday, June 14, 2024

Saldus, Latvia: An Idea Seeks a Place and a Place Seeks an Idea!

Can an old and abandoned building become a catalyst for reversing negative trends? Can it retain young people in Saldus and attract some new ones?

By: Marita Melvere

2nd TNM in Tartu: successful experiences to share in sustainable mobility

On the 14th and 15th of May, in the context of the 2nd Transnational Meeting Citizens' Journey of the Beyond the Urban network, the delegations of the 10 territories that make up the network met in Tartu Vald, Estonia. The last time we did meet in person was from 27th to 29th November 2023 in Vic, Osona. In that 1st Meeting, “Ready for Action”, we worked on some basic concepts around mobility, delved into our Baseline Study and validated the network's Roadmap.

The Digi-Inclusion Network Journal is now live!

Watch our Lead Expert Ian Graham introducing this first instalment of the new Video Journal, which you can keep watching as we update it with insights and ideas and examples from the network and project partners over the next 18 months.