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The main objective of this initiative, which will last 2 and a half years, is to define a protocol for identifying, intervening and monitoring degraded land. Image: iStock/Rifrazione.

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Nature-based solutions and remote sensing to recover degraded land with NewLife4Drylands

The European NewLife4Drylands project aims to apply nature-based solutions (NBS) to restore degraded and desertified lands, using remote sensing data and models. From CREAF we

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From CREAF we take part in the definition of the necessary services and future missions related to Copernicus water. Image: Public domain.

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Water-ForCE, a roadmap on future Copernicus water-related services and missions

A group of specialists in remote sensing applications in the water sector and in the fields of research, engineering and political decision making define the

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CREAF’s first international newsletter is out!

We have published the first international CREAF’s newsletter with the purpose of improving our visibility, reputation and recruitment of talent. Its common thread is ecology

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How the forests of the Iberian Peninsula have changed over 25 years?

The increase in drought episodes and the lack of water in the soil have favored Mediterranean species. At the same time, conifers are losing ground because

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Nature-based solutions and remote sensing to recover degraded land with NewLife4Drylands

Water-ForCE, a roadmap on future Copernicus water-related services and missions

CREAF’s first international newsletter is out!

How the forests of the Iberian Peninsula have changed over 25 years?

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