New stage of Eklipse, a European mechanism bridging the gap between policy and knowledge on biodiversity

Study links plant resilience to drought with demographic and functional characteristics

Mature forests, small vaccines against global change

How to improve the EU's drinking water supply by monitoring lakes

During the lockdown, nature did not invade the cities, it only became more visible

Excessive nitrogen fertilization of wheat crops may explain the high prevalence of celiac disease

Alaitz Zabala, an environmentalist enthralled by geographic information systems

CREAF wants young people to catch the science bug with a new programme of summer grants

About lies and punishments

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

Climate change affects birds in Europe and North-America differently than in the Mediterranean, and could expose them to a climate trap

Measuring the biodiversity of European agriculture, FRAMEwork's project objective