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Highlights
IPBES publishes two reports to transform the way we engage with nature, conserve it and survive
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Mountain economies make public 25 proposals to ensure their prosperity
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CREAF, a scientific voice of a new MedECC analysis on climate change in the Mediterranean
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CREAF and BETA Technology Center bring citizen science to the next congress of SIBECOL and AEET
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A set of proposals for political action in the Mediterranean against the climate crisis is presented at COP29
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Rain gardens and other proposals to adapt cities to floods and rebuild those affected
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COP16, one more step but with an undercurrent of frustration
NEWS OF INTEREST
NEWS OF INTEREST
IPBES publishes two reports to transform the way we engage with nature, conserve it and survive
IN DEPTH REPORTING
IN DEPTH REPORTING
What is an urban forest?
Our researcher Mariona Ferrandiz considers 10 basic aspects about urban forests that we want to share.
OUR PEOPLE
OUR PEOPLE
Diana Pascual or life through the forest
Being one of the few female forestry engineers at CREAF and having come from environmental consultancy and hydraulic modelling gives Diana Pascual a unique profile
WHAT WE THINK
WHAT WE THINK
INFOGRAPHICS
INFOGRAPHICS
How do plants drink water?
All living organisms need water, and plants are no exception. While many animals can move around to find it, most plants are rooted to the spot and have therefore had to develop astonishing ways of obtaining and storing it.
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CREAF IN MEDIA
CREAF IN MEDIA
Annelies Broekman en TeleSur: La temperatura del mar Mediterráneo provoca cambios en el agua
Politico.eu, Intensive pig farming hogs scarce water in drought-hit Catalonia
