CEEweb for Biodiversity

Building a European Peatlands Initiative? Check!

November 17, 2025

Three years in the making, CEEweb has successfully completed its (first) project aimed at strengthening peatlands conservation in Europe.

Under the Heat of Knowledge: Lessons from the HUMANITA Summer School

July 29, 2025

From amphibian disease monitoring to citizen-led conservation: the HUMANITA Summer School showcased effective monitoring techniques and practical solutions to mitigate tourism’s environmental impacts.

Don’t Beat Around the Peat

July 07, 2025

Our recent international workshop revealed what it takes to preserve Europe’s peatlands: long-term policy, cross-sector collaboration, and a coordinated vision across borders.

PRESS RELEASE: Creating New Employment Opportunities in the Danube Region at the Core of the Mystical Danube Project’s Latest Meeting

March 20, 2025

Promoting community-based sustainable tourism to create new employment opportunities that respect nature conservation aspects in less economically developed areas.

SDGs in the Visegrád Group

February 12, 2025

With the publication of the Commission's latest report on the implementation progress of the SDGs, we take a closer look on the Visegrád Group's case.

Európai tőzegláp kezdeményezés adhat lendületet kontinensünk tüdejének helyreállításához

February 04, 2025

Környezeti és társadalmi jelentőségük ellenére Európában a tőzeglápok továbbra is leromlott állapotban vannak. Kontinensünk tőzeglápjainak 50%-át lecsapolták, ilyen állapotukban pedig jelentős mértékben bocsátanak ki üvegházhatású gázokat. Cikkünk a Building the European Peatlands Initiative (Európai Tőzegláp Kezdeményezés megalapozása), a European Climate Initiative egyik projektjén keresztül tárja fel e létfontosságú ökoszisztémák védelmére és helyreállítására tett erőfeszítéseket.

Assessment of Action Plans for Priority Pathways of Invasive Alien Species in Central and Eastern Europe

January 31, 2025

The spread of invasive alien species (IAS) is widely recognised as one of the most significant factors in biodiversity loss. Beyond the harmful effects on natural ecosystems and their services, it also has substantial economic and societal consequences. These impacts, as well as the number of newly emerging IAS and their rate of spread, are further exacerbated by climate change as it is hampering the resilience of native species and the ecosystems they inhabit.