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Nature connection and greening initiatives in Europe

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2026-08-24 16:43 UTC → 2026-09-02 18:23 UTC · added removed

Efforts to foster nature connection and environmental resilience are being promoted continue through various community and research-based initiatives in the Netherlands and Belgium. In the Netherlands, focus has been placed remains on the psychological and ecological benefits of nature engagement. This includes BuitenBasis recently organized outdoor activities, such as kayaking expeditions a Parent & Child Expedition in the Meije, using double kayaks to observe wildlife, and research indicating that wildlife such as kingfishers. Research in North Holland supports these efforts; a high percentage PWN survey of over 700 residents found that 79 percent hold an ecocentric view. Studies suggest This aligns with findings from the University of Derby suggesting that daily conscious engagement with nature can improve well-being increase happiness and foster health while fostering environmental responsibility. Building on these themes, local Community programs are now also targeting climate resilience through urban greening. In Zeewolde, the ‘Groene Straat Make-Over’ encourages Make-Over’—a collaboration between IVN Natuureducatie and the local municipality—offers residents plants and tools to replace tiles with greenery to manage heat improve biodiversity and manage rainwater. Similarly, in Belgium, the Belgium’s ‘Behaag uw tuin’ campaign campaign, organized by Regionaal Landschap Schelde-Durme, provides affordable native plants to help residents create climate-resilient gardens that shade and improve water absorption absorption. Additional nature-focused activities are scheduled to promote well-being and provide shade. education. In Zottegem, Belgium, a guided walk on the Veerkrachtpad in Park van Breivelde is set for September 21 to focus on personal resilience. In Amsterdam, the De Ceuvel site will host a mini-safari on October 18, led by Yola Galinsky, to teach families about edible wild plants and winter survival in the natural world.

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