IntroductionNbS projects can significantly contribute to biodiversity conservation. This article explores the synergies between NbS and conservation goals.Key BenefitsHabitat restorationSpecies protectionEcosystem connectivityGenetic diversity
Tools & Databases
NbS Helpdesk- Self-Assessment Tool
- IUCN Academy
- ISC (International Standard’s Committee)
- NbS Regional Hubs
- ENACT
- NbS Management Hub
- CEM (Commission on Ecosystem Management)
- NbS thematic working group
- NbS user community
- NbS investment Prioritization tool
- IBAT (Integrated Biodiversity Assessment Tool)
- Invasive Species Database
- KBA (Key Biodiversity Areas)
- NbS Agriculture
- NbS guide for the Humanitarian Sector
- NRGF (Natural Resource Governance Framework)
- Rio Conventions alignment
- ADAPT
- Red List of Ecosystems
- IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
- ROAM-A guide to the Restoration Opportunities Assessment Methodology
- STAR (Species Threat Abatement and Restoration)
- The Green List
- CfN (Contributions for Nature platform)
- IBAT (Integrated Biodiversity Assessment Tool)
- Making Nature’s City Toolkit
- NRGF (Natural Resource Governance Framework)
- Restoration Barometer
- Urban Nature Indexes
- PANORAMA
- Engage
- FEBA (Friends of Ecosystem-based Adaptation)
- InVEST
- IP (Indigenous Peoples) and LC (Local Communities) resources
- IP (Indigenous Peoples) and LC (Local Communities) resources
- Rio Conventions alignment
- NAbSA
- Nature-based Solutions and protected and conserved areas
- Decent Work in Nature-based Solutions
- Planning and delivering Nature-based Solutions in Mediterranean cities
- Towards Nature-based Solutions at scale