Advisory Board

Meet the Advisory Board

Independent perspectives to strengthen NatuRISE

Nature restoration involves complex choices that connect environmental objectives with economic, social and territorial considerations. NatuRISE therefore draws on the perspectives of an Advisory Board representing relevant areas of expertise, policy and practice.

The Advisory Board provides an independent perspective on the project’s research, stakeholder engagement and emerging results. Its advice helps us test whether our approaches address real-world needs, identify important gaps and strengthen the relevance and usability of NatuRISE outputs.

What does the Advisory Board contribute?

The Advisory Board helps NatuRISE look beyond the project consortium and consider how its work is viewed by different communities of knowledge and practice.

Challenge

Board members provide critical perspectives on the assumptions, approaches and emerging findings developed by the project.

Advise

They offer strategic advice on research priorities, stakeholder needs, policy relevance and potential barriers to uptake.

Connect

They help NatuRISE remain connected to relevant policy processes, research communities and restoration practice.

Review

They provide feedback on emerging results, tools and recommendations from the perspective of potential users and wider stakeholders.

Strengthen

Their input helps the consortium refine its approaches and improve the relevance, credibility and usability of project results.

How will the Advisory Board work with NatuRISE?

The Advisory Board will engage with the project at key stages of its implementation. Its input will be particularly relevant when NatuRISE develops and refines its assessment approaches, decision-support solutions and policy recommendations.

This makes the advisory function an active part of the project’s quality and impact pathway.

What perspectives does the Board bring?

The Advisory Board brings together complementary perspectives relevant to nature restoration and its socio-economic implications. 

  • EU and national policy
  • Nature restoration and environmental governance
  • Agriculture and forestry
  • Freshwater management
  • Economics and valuation
  • Research and integrated assessment
  • Local and regional implementation
  • Civil society and environmental interests
  • Land and resource management
  • Societal and distributional perspectives

The objective is to ensure that NatuRISE considers different types of knowledge, interests and decision contexts when developing its results.

Meet the members

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Independent advice, shared ambition

The Advisory Board is part of NatuRISE’s commitment to evidence that is relevant, credible and useful beyond the research community. By bringing external perspectives into the project at key stages, the Board helps us challenge assumptions, recognise different needs and strengthen the potential for NatuRISE results to inform restoration decisions.