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Global change threatens the natural systems, health and safety of people in the Mediterranean.

Tree rings show how the tropics shifted 800 years into the past

CREAF participates in a new COST ACTION to increase understanding of alien species through citizen science

CREAF engaged with an european working group to boost Ethics and Integrity in Research

e-shape: a new project which aims at strengthening the benefits for Europe of GEOSS

The key to halting climate change is reducing fossil fuel combustion, not planting trees

The first citizens’ observatory for monitoring urban butterflies is up and running

Satellites are overestimating vegetation's ability to absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide

Earth Observation and Essential Variables: useful for evaluating progress towards fulfilment of the Sustainable Development Goals

Nunc incrementa lente exeunt, festinatur in damnum

CREAF adheres to the CERCA code of conduct

CREAF Annual Report 2018 is already available

Tropical forests are the terrestrial plant ecosystems to which climate change poses the greatest risk

Mice have “personality”

Drought is the main factor in falls in Mediterranean bird and butterfly populations

Drought poses a threat to soil biodiversity and nutrient cycling across Europe