MUST Project is an innovative initiative focusing on promoting a multispecies transition, emphasizing the importance of biodiversity and the interconnectedness of humans and nature. The project aims to reshape perceptions of our relationship with the environment, advocating for a life perspective where the well-being of both humans and other species is recognized as essential and mutually supportive.

Key offerings include the MUST-laboratory, an interactive space for research and community engagement, and the MUST-forums, which facilitate collaboration between scientists, policymakers, and urban planners to develop sustainable decision-making models. The annual MUST-festivals celebrate biodiversity and foster community participation in environmental conservation efforts.

By providing tools, knowledge, and platforms for dialogue, MUST Project empowers citizens, educators, and decision-makers to integrate ecological and social justice into urban and regional planning. The initiative aspires to generate solutions that ensure the coexistence of diverse life forms while enhancing the ecological and social sustainability of urban areas. Join us in shaping a future rooted in respect for all species.