Restoring Agricultural Landscapes for Biodiversity and Resilience
Promoting restored agricultural landscapes to foster biodiversity, strengthen climate resilience, and support sustainable agriculture
Promoting restored agricultural landscapes to foster biodiversity, strengthen climate resilience, and support sustainable agriculture
AgriRestore is a pioneering research initiative that addresses global challenges in biodiversity and ecosystem functionality of agricultural landscapes through cross-scale interdisciplinary research.
By leveraging cutting-edge research, remote sensing, and landscape restoration techniques, we aim to support the mitigation of global change effects and promote long-term sustainability in agriculture.
We focus on creating lasting, sustainable changes both in promoting evidence-based solutions at a science-policy interface and fostering knowledge transfer within the field of ecosystem restoration.
We conduct comprehensive experiments and meta-analyses to build a robust evidence base for successful ecosystem restoration.
We use remote sensing, machine learning, and predictive, knowledge graph-based analytics to assess restoration measures at multiple spatial and temporal scales, ensuring our findings can be applied to different regions and agricultural contexts.
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We also foster knowledge exchange and capacity development on the topic of ecological restoration at our Excellence Centre for Landscape and Habitat Restoration (ÉCLAIR). For more information about that or contribution suggestions, please visit ÉCLAIR.