“In a time of profound uncertainty, the risks we face as humanity are global, interconnected, and growing. They challenge what makes this planet liveable,” said Line Gordon, Centre director, in her opening speech. Current developments in nature, society, and economies indicate that much work remains to improve the state of our planet. “The pathway for a safe landing requires a transformative approach, phasing out fossil fuels and achieving a net-zero world economy by 2050 at the latest,” Rockström stated. Research on resilience at the Centre serves as a guide for navigating these turbulent times and addressing multiple crises in a forward-looking manner.