The UK Government has launched several climate change adaptation projects using nature-based solutions, including the 'Green Infrastructure' project, which aims to reduce flood risk and improve biodiversity.
WWF-UK is working on various climate change adaptation projects that utilize nature-based solutions, such as restoring wetlands and promoting sustainable land-use practices.
This research paper explores the potential of nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation in the UK, highlighting the importance of ecosystem-based approaches for building resilience.
The IUCN has developed a toolkit for implementing nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation, which includes case studies and guidance for UK-based projects.
This video features a panel discussion on the use of nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation in the UK, featuring experts from academia, government, and NGOs.
The University of Oxford's Environmental Change Institute is conducting research on nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation in the UK, focusing on the potential of ecosystem-based approaches.
The UK Climate Impacts Programme provides guidance and support for climate change adaptation projects using nature-based solutions, including resources and case studies for UK-based practitioners.
This academic article reviews the current state of knowledge on nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation in the UK, highlighting the need for further research and implementation of ecosystem-based approaches.