The boreal forest is a green belt that significantly determines the percentage of CO₂ in the global atmosphere and, consequently, global temperature.
William Anderegg has been distinguished for his work on how trees absorb and release carbon dioxide in a context of climate change.
Regions4 aims to be the global voice of sub-national governments in the negotiations of the United Nations, the European Union and global debates on climate change, biodiversity and sustainable development.
The main objective is to implement the Pyrenees Climate Change Strategy, the first European initiative specifically conceived for a cross-border mountain bioregion.
The CoARA Agreement seeks to transform the procedures and indicators by which research is evaluated with a view to achieving international reach.
The study and action on the ground by CREAF researcher Annelies Broekman are the preamble of a long specialized dedication in water management policies, which happens to accompany activism from a scientific perspective. Photo: Laura Fraile.
The international consortium in charge of the project includes specialists from 8 research centers, 6 conservation groups, UNEP, Wetlands International, Stichting BirdLife Europe and Eurosite.
The Mission4Nature project presents its its roadmap and hosts a visit to the Maresme to learn about the effects of global change on the Mediterranean coast.
Connecting even more European bird monitoring and research with decision making is one of the wishes of researcher Sergi Herrando, especially linked to the management and conservation of biodiversity.
The North American scientist William Anderegg -currently a visiting researcher for a year at CREAF as part of the Visitors & Sabbaticals programme- has received the prestigious Alan T Waterman Award 2023 from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
