Developing a new system to monitor greenhouse gases in remote river headwaters
How can the fluxes of these gases be continuously monitored in river headwater areas that are difficult to access and where access to electricity and
How can the fluxes of these gases be continuously monitored in river headwater areas that are difficult to access and where access to electricity and
An international study involving CEAB-CSIC, published in Nature Communications, has reached this conclusion. The analysis of 85 lakes across the globe identified 200 threatened species
In October 1985, the Centre for Advanced Studies of Blanes (CEAB-CSIC) was inaugurated. Forty years later, it has established itself as an internationally recognised centre
Minnows have been completely eradicated from the lakes of Tres Estanys del Mig and Tres Estanys de Baix in Alt Pirineu Natural Park Ten months
CEAB-CSIC is developing NEREIDA, a project that creates and uses digital twins (virtual replicas of rivers, reservoirs and coastal areas) to anticipate changes in water
A scientific study identifies Chondrosia reniformis as a promising species for the renaturalisation of degraded harbour environments. Harbours are essential environments for human activities, but
The Macroalgal Forests initiative will begin with the restoration of populations of this species in Addaia Bay, within the S’Albufera des Grau Natural Park. One
E4Warning is one of the projects chosen for the scientific poster exhibition at the 13th edition of the event, which will be held on 16
The initiative, led by CEAB and Naturalea, is being carried out in collaboration with the Catalan Water Agency (ACA). It involves the installation of a
The Centre d’Estudis Avançats (CEAB-CSIC) hosted a scientific workshop on 25 February devoted to the ecological restoration of marine habitats, bringing together experts in conservation
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