Better methods for better decisions

Selecting the right​​knowledge synthesis methods to compile and integrate information for biodiversity conservation is essential for trustworthy, transparent, and impactful decision-making.

Methods4Nature develops an interactive framework, helping researchers, practitioners, and policymakers overcome decision-making challenges.

The platform will help identify, combine, and apply the best methods to synthesize biodiversity knowledge for pressing science-policy issue.

why it matters?

Making it easier to choose and use knowledge synthesis methods

Biodiversity challenges rarely have simple answers. Different challenges require different combinations of methods, evidence, expertise, and stakeholder engagement.Methods4Nature helps users navigate this complexity by providing practical guidance for selecting and combining knowledge synthesis methods that are transparent, robust, timely and fit for the purpose of policy needs.

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Building the future of knowledge synthesis methods

M4Nature offers more than just standard, single-method advice. It helps users build effective method bundles tailored to specific biodiversity challenges, making rigorous knowledge synthesis more consistent, transparent, and actionable.

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Framework for selecting complementary method combinations

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Saving time with automated literature screening

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User-friendly web tool

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Co-created with biodiversity methods experts

Improving knowledge synthesis methods together

The Methods Knowledge Exchange Network (mKEN) brings together researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to co-design, test, and strengthen the methods that support biodiversity decision-making across Europe.

Who should apply?

Join our community of researchers, practitioners, and policy specialists to help shape the future of applying knowledge synthesis methods.

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From knowledge synthesis methods to better biodiversity decisions

Methods4Nature contributes to the future Science Service for Biodiversity (SSBD) by developing the methodological guidance that supports evidence-informed biodiversity decision-making.