ONLY 30% OF THREATENED MARINE SPECIES IN SPAIN HAVE SOME FORM OF TRACKING PROGRAM
This is the main conclusion of a nationwide report prepared by the citizen science platforms Observadores del Mar and RedPROMAR.→
Browsing: Notícies destacades
Headwater rivers produce more carbon dioxide than previously believed
Until recently, it was thought that the thickness of CO2 they released was due to what they drained from the→
NEW EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS ON BIODIVERSITY
These have been developed by a team of researchers from CEAB-CSIC. They consist of videos, experiential activities, and educational dossiers→
Bacteria and Amino Acids: Why struggle when you have everything at your fingertips?
A study published in Nature Communications reveals the impact of the environment on the genetic adaptation of bacteria. Environments rich→
SCIENTISTS warn that BACTERIA OF THE GENUS VIBRIO PROLIFER DURING HEAT WAVES AND CAUSE THE MASS DEATH OF MARINE SPONGES
In an article published in the journal Frontiers in Microbiology this December 1, CEAB-CSIC researchers demonstrate that, during heat waves,→
Global marine life is on the move due to sea temperature rises
A new study from the University of Southampton, in which CEAB researchers have collaborated, sheds light on the impact climate→
DROUGHT AND HEAT WAVES ON THE INCREASE. So, what can we do now?
This December 12, the annual day of the Knowledge Platform for the Management of Natural Heritage and Biodiversity (Prismátic) is→
HOW CITIZEN SCIENCE CONTRIBUTES TO EXPANDING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT OCEAN WARMING
LIFE INTEMARES project organized a day to inform the media about the role of marine citizen science in the generation→
MORE THAN FOUR HUNDRED PARTICIPANTS IN THE OPEN DOOR DAYS
On the occasion of Science Week, the Blanes Center for Advanced Studies has opened its facilities to the public. Scientific→
LOCAL factors that PROMOTE THE TIGER MOSQUITO
The increase in human mobility, international trade and temperatures have favored it. These are global factors, with worldwide reach. But→