This project aims to protect bat populations in Central and Eastern Europe by combining practical conservation measures with community education and awareness-raising. Working with local communities and religious institutions, it helps safeguard bat colonies and the valuable ecosystems they support.
Dionysos Now! brings the music of renowned Flemish Renaissance composer Adriaen Willaert back to life through research, recordings, performances, and educational initiatives. Supported by the VGP Foundation, the project revives centuries-old masterpieces and introduces them to contemporary audiences through concerts, digital releases, and cultural experiences.
This project supports the restoration of peatlands in northern Germany by monitoring water levels, a crucial step in restoring their natural ability to store carbon and support biodiversity. By improving wetland management, the initiative helps protect rare species while contributing to long-term climate resilience.
The Ukrainian Center in Brno offers social, psychological, and educational services for people from Ukraine seeking refuge from war, mostly women with children.
A project that aims to create a positive future for underprivileged children who have difficulty accessing regular leisure activities or who face challenges at school.
The centre was established as part of Chair Jonet at Ghent University and University College Ghent to conduct research and support musicians and social workers who use music-making as a means of helping individuals find more meaningful and inclusive opportunities within society.
This project focuses on strengthening conservation measures for the Eastern Imperial Eagle through knowledge exchange between existing conservation projects and by closing critical knowledge gaps.
Preserving Europe's oldest duck decoy, a unique piece of landscape hidden within the historic grounds of Marnix de Sainte-Aldegonde Castle in Bornem, Belgium.
Protecting snow leopards by supporting local communities in Central Asia.
