Climate Action in Biodiverse Landscapes
Come next on the list of Best Online Climate Change Courses is Climate Action in Biodiverse Landscapes. This online course will increase your knowledge and skills, allowing you to move from analysis to action in order to create climate-smart landscapes around the world.
The question is no longer WHY you should act on climate change, but HOW you can act. This course will teach you how to work together to understand and address the effects of climate change in your landscape or workplace.
It is widely acknowledged that climate change and biodiversity are inextricably linked. You will learn how climate change negatively affects biodiversity and human well-being, but also how biodiversity can play an important role in adaptation and mitigation efforts, using examples from around the world. You will be guided from analysis to identifying innovative climate solutions at the landscape level with the help of professionals from various fields.
You can enroll in this course if you want to: Understand how climate change is impacting you and your landscape: Know how to mobilize collaboration among landscape actors; Learn from nature-based climate solutions from around the world; Get practical support in taking some first steps in climate action in your landscape.
- Price:
- Full package: EUR 82.00
- Limited: Free
- Estimated: 4 weeks (4–6 hours/ week)
- Self-paced: Progress at your own speed
- Institution: WageningenX
- Subject: Energy & Earth Sciences
- Level: Intermediate
- Prerequisites: The prerequisites are a BA/BSc or higher level certificate in social or natural sciences and a minimum of one year's academic or professional engagement in landscapes or climate change.
- Language: English
- Video Transcript: English
- Associated programs: Professional Certificate in Sustainable & Inclusive Landscapes
- Certificate: Limited course materials for free, full package (including exam and verified certificate) €82.
- Enroll here: https://www.wur.nl/en/show/Climate-Action-in-Biodiverse-Landscapes.htm
