DIC was pleased to visit the University of Huddersfield and present the Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) catalogue proposed by the NATURE-DEMO project.
The presentation highlighted how the catalogue can support the identification, selection, and implementation of NbS for climate resilience, sustainable infrastructure, and adaptation to natural hazards. It also provided an opportunity to discuss how NbS can be transferred into practical applications across different environments and communities.
Many thanks to the University of Huddersfield colleagues for the kind invitation, warm welcome, and valuable discussions.
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