As part of the project, the role of museums as actors for the governance of the sustainable transition of biodiversity and food systems was investigated by mapping ecomuseums and community museums in the Mediterranean, analyzing the capacity of these institutions to promote sustainable forms of tourism that can preserve and enhance biodiversity, and understanding how much and whether these institutions succeed in applying nature-based solutions (Nature Based Solutions).

In this perspective, museums and ecomuseums assume a cultural leadership role, developing new visions, participatory planning and operational tools for monitoring and communication. Biodiversity is not only a scientific issue, but a cultural language to be explored, told and experienced.
Therefore, building networks, sharing strategies and bridging current gaps are necessary challenges to address ecological crises and find effective solutions.