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The project is funded by WWF Netherlands and is jointly managed by WWF’s European team leaders for forests, freshwater, and agriculture and rural development.

OEMN Results: Businesses are making revenues. Local workers and farmers have new jobs and incomes. Local and regional governments are cooperating. Local economies are slowly being diversified and made more resilient to external drivers of change. And there is more nature, including quality natural products, restored habitats, protected species and secure environmental services.

One Europe, More Nature: business and nature in Europe

Latest News & Publications

Taking the BIG JUMP into the Tisza River

15 Jul 2008
Swimmers and water buffalos unite in Hungary
For the first time, Hungary joined other Europeans in their annual river-loving BIG JUMP event. A new herd of water buffalos was also on hand to show their appreciation for grass and wetlands. » Read more

Restoring the dreamy rural landscapes of Maramures, Romania

16 Jun 2008
New OEMN `Approach Brochure´
Download OEMN's new `Approach Brochure´ to learn more about how unusual partnerships can be forged so that business and nature can co-exist in Europe. » Read more

30 Apr 2008
Grazing the birds back to coastal Estonia
Millions of migratory birds benefit from Estonian coasts that have been restored by cattle with large appetites for grass. » Read more

OEMN Mission

WWF’s One Europe More Nature (OEMN) project uses an innovative approach to forge unusual partnerships so that business and nature can co-exist. Its mechanisms lead to win-win solutions for all, allowing Europe’s rural workers to make incomes from the countryside while protecting nature. OEMN, tested at many pilot rural locations throughout Europe, is now mainstreaming conservation into everyday European business life.

Contact

Charlie Avis
(Project Leader: One Europe More Nature)
WWF Hungary,
Budapest

T: +36 30 4144454