The European research project aims to develop, test, and implement integrated tools that can improve our understanding of the factors behind land-use decisions in Europe. In addition, Europe-LAND aims to explore the awareness and engagement of agricultural and land-use stakeholders in relation to the challenges of climate change and biodiversity. Our consortium strives to expand the knowledge base on how land-use decisions can be influenced to efficiently and socially responsibly ways that support policy goals such as mitigation and adaptation to climate change and biodiversity conservation. Finally, our targeted dissemination activities will mobilize our stakeholders (e.g. land users, local, regional and national authorities, policy-makers, regulatory agencies, etc.) by providing smooth and efficient knowledge transfer of project results to our target groups. Watch our 30 sec project video or peek into our project leaflet!

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First Evidence from the EuropeLAND Case Studies in Austria and Romania Our 15th webinar introduces agent-based models (ABMs) and their potential to analyze complex land-use and…
The ACT! Summer School – Observation, Modelling and Acting for Sustainable Land-Use in the Context of Climate Change and Biodiversity took place from 10 to…
How might land-use changes affect future carbon storage in metropolitan regions? A new study focusing on the Prague Metropolitan Area combines machine learning, spatial modelling…
From evidence to better land-use decisions Europe’s land-use challenges require better evidence, stronger collaboration and tools that can connect science with policy and practice. The…



