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Happy Holidays!
We wish everyone relaxing days, time to take a deep breath and a good start to the new year. We will be available again from 5 January.

How collaboration across disciplinary boundaries works
The workshop at the ZKfN symposium showed the prerequisites for interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary collaboration and the added value it creates.

Working together for climate research – perspectives on interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary collaboration
Press release: Around 80 participants discuss the opportunities and challenges of networked research at the annual “Lower Saxony Climate Future Symposium” meeting.

Planned climate game receives start-up funding
Nordmedia funds development of a video game on climate issues

Christiane Thoroe – Communications and public relations Officer
Who we are: The ZKfN-team

Annual report 2024 published
With a slight delay, but full of content: the Annual Report 2024 shows how research and networking at the ZKfN are picking up speed.


Network meeting of sustainability practitioners at Lower Saxony universities
26 participants attend HochNiNa annual conference at TU Braunschweig
Interviews

1.5 – one scientist, five questions with Prof. Dr. Carola Paul
Head of the Department of Forest Economics and Sustainable Land Use Planning at the University of Göttingen and Principal Investigator in the Climate Future Lab FoResLab

1.5 – one scientist, five questions with Prof. Dr. Andreas Schuldt
Head of the Department of Forest Nature Conservation at Georg August University of Göttingen and sub-project lead at the Climate Future Lab DIVERSA

1.5 – one scientist, five questions with Prof. Astrid Kause
Professor at the Institute for Sustainability Psychology at Leuphana University Lüneburg and co-speaker of the Urban Climate Future Lab

1.5 – one scientist, five questions with Dr. Falko Feldmann
Biologist, member of the Braunschweig Garden Network and thus a partner in the Climate Future Lab OpenCultures

What role does social justice play in climate research?
Birgit Klötzer, research associate at TU Braunschweig and member of the Climate Future Lab OpenCultures, in a short interview for the World Day for Social Justice

1.5 – one scientist, five questions with Prof. Manfred Krafczyk
Vice President for Digital Transformation and Sustainability at the Technical University of Braunschweig

From climate knowledge to climate-conscious action
Interview with OpenCultures spokesperson Prof. Tatjana Schneider

Identifying and tackling climate challenges at the local level
Interview with Urban Climate Future Lab spokesperson Prof. Dr. Vanessa Carlow

What makes forests resilient?
Interview with FoResLab spokesperson Prof. Alexander Knohl

Learning climate resilience from natural forests
Interview with DIVERSA spokesperson Dr. Jonas Hagge
Publications

OpenFactory Zine 01: ‘Elastic Spaces – Context’
A working status report from the OpenCultures climate future lab on elasticity in construction practice

DIVERSA introduces itself in the Allgemeine Forstzeitschrift (General Forestry Journal)
In issue 19 of the Allgemeine Forstzeitschrift (AFZ – DerWald) magazine, members of the DIVERSA Climate Future Lab present the project's objectives and research approaches.
Dossiers


Transformation Processes of the North Sea Coast
Presenting: Climate Research for Lower Saxony