Acknowledgement

This research is funded by Biodiversa+, the European Biodiversity Partnership, in the context of the BRET project under the 2024–2025 BiodivTransform joint call. It was co-funded by the European Commission (GA No. 101052342) and the following funding organizations: Formas Sweden, AEI Spain, FB Spain, NWO Netherlands, ANCD Moldova, and MVZI Slovenia.

Formas Sweden AEI Spain FB Spain
NWO Netherlands ANCD Moldova MVZI Slovenia

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Key Collaborative Stakeholders

The BRET project collaborates with international organizations, governmental agencies, protected area managers, and industry partners who contribute practical expertise and support stakeholder engagement. Their involvement helps connect scientific research with real-world renewable energy development and biodiversity conservation. Through this collaboration, partners gain early access to emerging scientific evidence and practical knowledge on biodiversity-positive renewable energy transitions, supporting informed decision-making in policy and practice.