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CREAF earns 'Severo Ochoa' accreditation

Clearing House project to develop sustainable urban forests

CREAF becomes a GEO Associate

CREAF researchers study climate change-induced permafrost melt in Arctic peat bogs in Alaska

CREAF supports global climate mobilizations

Cool lizards do not like global warming!

Are the tropical forests losing their carbon storage capacity?

Increased CO2 only leads to faster growth in plants if they have enough water

The treatment of urban wastewater causes changes in the rivers’ flora and fauna

Farmland with small fields and varied crops is beneficial to biodiversity

The climate is changing faster than animals can adapt

CREAF Annual Report 2018 is already available