An international study, carried out in the coastal waters of the Galápagos Islands and co-led by CEAB-CSIC researchers, has developed a new indicator, oceanographic resistance,
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
A new scientific study reveals a previously unknown parasitic biodiversity in the stomach contents of Antarctic fish, including microorganisms associated with diseases in fish, molluscs
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
A new study reveals that these ecosystems, in addition to storing carbon, retain hazardous pollutants, including heavy metals such as mercury. The research estimates that
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
Fifty scientists from 17 countries, including researchers from CEAB-CSIC, have reached a consensus on a document aimed at policymakers, managers and civil society that brings
The Government of Catalonia is promoting the Strategic Plan for the Restoration of Catalonia’s Marine Ecosystems (PEREMCAT). More than €3 million will be allocated over
A study led by researchers from the Centre for Advanced Studies of Blanes (CEAB-CSIC) reveals how early sponges living in primordial oceans transformed an environmental
Scientific research generates key knowledge to address increasingly complex environmental challenges, such as those associated with global change driven by human pressures. However, for this
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