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EcoAdvance European Project

Planning ➤ Plan your project ➤ Set measurable goals

The issue

To track and to present achievements concrete, measurable goals should be set.


What some of our showcases say:

Milija: measurable ecological AND policy goals too;
the WFD comes with many concrete goals


You can read up on this here:

Baker et al. (2016)
Angelopoulos et al. (2017)
Morandi et al. (2014)
Singh et al. (2021)

AUSTRIADr Helmut Habersack

Univ. Prof., University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria

Scientists & Researchers

Helmut also serves as President of the International Commission for the Hydrology of the Rhine Basin (KHR), Vice President of the UNESCO IHP Intergovernmental Council, and Vice President of the World Association for Sedimentation and Erosion Research (WASER).

HUNGARYIstván Juhász

Chief technical expert  at West-transdanubian Water Directorate, Department of Water Protection and River Basin Management

Restoration Engineers / Consultants / Practitioners

  • River revitalization
  • Hydrology
  • Hydrogeology

István was selected for a showcase because of his experience leading restoration projects.

LITHUANIAJonė Leščinskaitė

Advisor for free-flowing river restoration in the Ministry of Environment

EC / PolicyMakers / Funders / Government

  • Policy making

Jone has managed restoration projects and is pushing for more free-flowing rivers. With her academic background, she is bridging the gap between science and poicy. 

DENMARKProf Anthony David Fox

Department of Ecoscience - Wildlife Ecology - Aarhus University

Scientists & Researchers

  • Long term monitoring
  • Biodiversity
  • Ecosystem services
  • Stakeholder engagement
  • Nutrient runoff

Anthony D. Fox was selected for the Star Scientist Showcase for his outstanding contributions to restoration ecology over the past two decades. Originally trained as an ornithologist, his work has progressively expanded to include the ecological background aspects of freshwater and wetland restoration in Denmark. His expertise spans nutrient management, lake rehabilitation, and stakeholder engagement. Drawing on his long-term involvement in large-scale restoration projects, he offers valuable insights into the design of multi-functional wetlands and the integration of biodiversity and climate objectives. His reflections highlight the importance of long-term planning, inclusive stakeholder processes, and learning from past experiences to enhance the effectiveness of restoration efforts.

MONTENEGROMilija Čabarkapa

Executive director - Eco-team

NGOs & Civil Society

Milija was selected because he leads initiatives focused on protecting freshwater ecosystems, advocates for nature-based solutions, and works closely with local communities, government institutions, and international partners to influence policy and practice in environmental conservation.

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