In June 2026, partner events across Europe and beyond will explore this year’s theme: investing in nature – rewarding for people and business.
This means using our time, knowledge, skills, space and funding to protect and restore nature, manage resources more responsibly, and support the wellbeing of people and communities.
Events can take many forms – from workshops, seminars and training sessions to public debates, exhibitions, local projects, guided visits, online webinars and more. They might focus on topics such as restoring habitats, protecting biodiversity, greening cities, improving water and soil management, or developing nature-based solutions to environmental challenges.
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RSSPositioning water infrastructure as a strategic asset to drive sustainable finance, resilience and nature-positive economic growth in Europe.
School classes about the future of energy, new green professions and an economy based on environmentally friendly innovations.
An outdoor educational game for primary school students combining physical activity, teamwork and environmental challenges related to clean air, energy and nature protection.
ECOnomy focuses on aligning financial systems, business practices, and public policy with biodiversity restoration and ecosystem services.
A regional event, focusing on ESG reporting, circular economy best practices, and connecting local startups with impact investors in Notranjska region in Slovenia.
Exploring digital innovation, policy collaboration, and governance solutions to accelerate biodiversity restoration and support Europe’s transition to a nature-positive society.
A nature walk for the youngest students showing the natural richness of the Kraków-Częstochowa Jura and the importance of environmental protection and clean air.
Investing in nature by tackling water pollution through systemic solutions
Addressing supply and demand in e-flow and reservoir management
Real-life examples of nature restoration carried out by the European mining sector, demonstrating how former mining sites can be transformed into environmentally valuable landscapes