Spain, according to INAP data, has lost 5.3 million inhabitants between 1960 and 2021. Against this backdrop, one of the main objectives of current policy has been to reverse this situation. Even so, at a time of biodiversity crisis, bringing people back to the countryside can be perceived as a threat to nature conservation.
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 research has been published in the journal Nature Sustainability and was carried out by CSIC and CREAF researcher Josep Peñuelas and a team from CONICET, Argentina’s National Scientific and Technical Research Council.
Researchers Jordi Martínez-Vilalta (CREAF and professor at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona), Maurizio Mencuccini (CREAF and ICREA), Josep Peñuelas (CREAF and CSIC) and Jordi Sardans
The Society for Ecological Restoration launches the specialized chapter in Ibero-America and the Caribbean (SER-IAC), chaired by CREAF researcher Pilar Andrés.
A few days ago, the Copernicus Earth observation programme published a hair-raising satellite image. It shows the land surface temperature in some parts of Spain
The recent launch of the Landsat-9 satellite by NASA and the United States Geological Survey (USGS) marks a small step forward in the study and
Without making too much noise and with an always affable look. Talking to Alba Anadon Rosell you get the feeling that, despite the difficulties, this
Monitoring the extent of lake effluents provides valuable information on the risk of pollution and contributes to improving drinking water production and preserving environmental sustainability.
