Recent research published in Nature Communications demonstrates the power of combining art and science to ground adaptation efforts in the realities of local communities. This study is the first to engage urban adaptation practitioners and experts from around the globe to explain what urban climate change adaptation is through art.

To address the growing need to understand and manage uncertainty in climate change analysis, a BC3 research team has launched a new tool called gcamreport.

A recent study analyses the resilience of forests after long-term mining activities and concludes that their ecological restoration requires more than 150 years.

A groundbreaking meta-analysis led by BC3 researchers has shed new light on the impact of climate change on invertebrates living in forest soils. Published in the journal Global Change Biology, the study is the largest of its kind to date, using data from 46 forests worldwide, to fill critical knowledge gaps about how changes in rainfall impact these vital ecosystems.