Drought and water use: facts and myths
The Spanish public thinks technology can solve the water crisis and that water that reaches the sea unused goes to waste.
Citizen observatory
Discover the biodiversity of the coast with the 'Return to the Sea' campaign
The Institute of Marine Sciences (ICM-CSIC), the Cos4Cloud project in which CREAF participates, the marine environmental services company Anèl·lides – Serveis ambientals marins, the environmental association Xatrac and three diving centres, Oceanicos,
The WeObserve practice communities met in Barcelona to transform citizen observatories
CREAF, part of the consortium of the project, was the organizer of the event, which took place between November 25 and 27 at the Casa Convalescència in Barcelona, to deepen the challenges is facing the citizen science.
The first citizens’ observatory for monitoring urban butterflies is up and running
The observatory is the first of its kind in Spain and CREAF is coordinating the team of scientists behind it. They will be working with volunteers to monitor the evolution of butterfly populations in 54 parks and gardens in Barcelona and Madrid.
CREAF's role in the European strategy of fostering citizen observatories for environmental monitoring
CREAF is heading a community of practice that is leading the first citizen science interoperability experiment of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). The goal is for citizen science projects to adopt international standards with a view to data being shared and reused.