Lifefluvial 
TRAGSA staff are planting maple, willow and birch trees in the vicinity of the Arnao lagoon, Castropol, as part of the LIFE Fluvial project. Planting these autochthonous species provides continuity to the vegetation of the lagoon’s protected area, as well as preventing the advance and new introduction of invasive species.
In the framework of the III Iberian Congress of River Restoration Restaura Rios 2019, held from 12 to 14 June in Murcia, coordinators of nine projects financed with European funds have highlighted the importance of communication and awareness in the strategy to combat invasive alien species, which are the main threat to the endemisms of … Read more
From 6th to the 24th of June, the itinerant exhibition of the LIFE Fluvial project can be visited at the Casa de la Cultura in Vegadeo. The 18 explanatory panels show the invasive plants and species that threaten the river corridors, the need to restore native species and the economic support of the European LIFE … Read more
On the occasion of the celebration of the Environment Day on 5 June 2019, the students of Colegio Rural Agrupado Ría del EO, accompanied by the technicians of the LIFE Fluvial project, will visit the Arnao and Villadun lagoons, enclaves where a large part of the activity of this project is being developed in Asturias. … Read more
The LIFE Fluvial project has been present at the 56th Vegadeo Trade Fair. Between 6 and 9 June 2019, more than 46,000 people visited this fair in western Asturias, where this project was present. In addition to the stand with information about the project, on 9 June, the Water Game was held, with which … Read more
In the framework of the LIFE Fluvial project, a new edition of the adventures of the Bolechas family, the popular children’s book series in Galician, has been published. On this occasion, the family goes on an excursion along the river. They want to get to know the animals that live in the water and on … Read more
On the occasion of the celebration of the Natura 2000 Network Day on 21 May, the Mariñas Betanzos Association organised an environmental education conference in which they explained to 125 schoolchildren the actions that are being carried out in Mariñas-Betanzos within the LIFE Fluvial project. Link to Televisión gallega
Today, 23 May, the final of the water game was held in A Coruña, a game created by the EMALCSA Chair to raise awareness among schoolchildren of the importance of river corridors.
As part of the celebrations of the Natura Network Day, researchers of the LIFE Fluvial project have shown the importance of the river corridors, the threats that affect them and the proposals and actions of the Life Fluvial project to improve their conservation and restoration to children and primary school students of the CRA Ría … Read more
Within the framework of the LIFE Fluvial project, logging work has begun on the left bank of the Ribadeo estuary on 4.5 ha located within the Natura 2000 Network, with the aim of restoring them and returning the estuary to its natural state. On these lands previously expropriated by the Council of Ribadeo, eucalyptus plantations … Read more