An article published in the journal PNAS reveals that bird numbers in Europe have fallen by 25% in the last 40 years and that intensive farming is the main cause.
The second edition of CREAF’s ‘vermuts’ brought together 17 researchers, this time with biodiversity as the main theme.
The Prismàtic crosses borders and expands internationally through collaboration with EU-FarmBook, a new European project that aims to be a unique platform where you can find information materials generated in the field of agriculture and forestry.
The mountain pine forest (Pinus uncinata) on calcareous soils in the Pyrenees is a habitat of priority interest for the European Union. That is why the scientific project Life Uncinata aims to preserve it, restore it and make it more resilient.
A study published this week in the renowned journal Nature shows clear signs of destabilizing carbon uptake by land ecosystems in large regions of the world.
All Data for Green Deal (AD4GD) is a European project led by CREAF that will help to unify all Earth observation data in a single space and thus support priority actions of the European Green Deal.
The key words in Syrian-born researcher Angham Daiyoub’s speech are environmental justice, forest, biodiversity, women, armed conflict and conservation. Not necessarily in this order, but
