The aim of the project is to promote the monitoring and observance of public interests in the utilization of funding from the Recovery and Resilience Fund plan, focusing on the implementation of the principle of environmental sustainability “do no significant harm”.

The farm ‘Drubazas’ is situated in the ancient Abava river valley, just before Sabile, featuring one of Kurzeme’s most outstanding and picturesque terraced slopes. Since the late 1990s, it has been developed as a destination for tourism and nature exploration, while also cultivating grapes and producing wine. ‘Drubazas’ has been

The global decline in biodiversity has highlighted the need to focus more on urban areas. Cities increasingly serve as refuges for wild plants, as conserving species solely in protected areas is insufficient. Additionally, nature-based solutions are gaining importance for adapting to changes brought about by the climate crisis. Urban green

In Latvia, all grassland habitats of EU importance that are specially protected are currently in an unfavourable conservation state. This decline is mainly due to improper grassland management, habitat destruction (such as through ploughing and afforestation), and overgrowth. During the implementation of the GrassLIFE project, it became evident that there