The present and future of mountain areas cover both their environmental, social and economic scope, in a natural environment affected by climate change, the impact of tourism and leisure, the seasonality of its offer and the arrival of new residents.
The European LIFE Polyfarming project, coordinated by CREAF, is included as an inspiring model in the recently published manual of good practices ‘Sustainable management of mountain pastures‘ promoted by Euromontana.
The forest treeline shifts upward slower than temperature increase, and it can be hindered by densification of shrubs. A number of factors influence upward forest expansion,
This finding is described in an article including CREAF researchers and coauthors Aitor Ameztegui and Lluís Brotons. The study addresses how the superior limit of
Bernat Claramunt, CREAF researcher, has entered the core group of 6-8 people of the European Mountain Research Advocacy Network (MRI- Europe). He and other researchers will
