Rhine Meuse Estuary

The Rhine-Meuse Delta has been significantly impacted by human development. This pilot study aims to shed light on critical issues surrounding the restoration of ecological habitats in this area. The restoration of these habitats holds not only regional but also international significance. The ultimate goal of this pilot is to find sustainable solutions for improving the ecological status of the Rhine-Meuse Delta and restoring its natural habitats.

Background Research

This pilot will conduct comprehensive research to understand the current ecological state of the Rhine-Meuse Delta. This includes a detailed methodology for analyzing the ecosystem, identifying bottlenecks, and determining the necessary restoration measures. The research will draw from the latest scientific findings and technologies.

Collaboration and knowledge dissemination

This pilot study is a collaboration between stakeholders, local governments, ecologists, and civil society organizations. Their input and engagement are highly valued, as they are vital to the success of this project. 

The end goal

In the forthcoming stages of this pilot study, the aim is to develop concrete recommendations for the application of Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) in the restoration of the ecological habitats of the Rhine-Meuse Delta. These efforts will not only promote biodiversity but also contribute to a more sustainable future for this unique estuarine area.