On Saturday 2 March we will be in Salamanca at the VI Conference on Biodiversity Conservation with the presentation Restoration of river corridors in the Iberian Atlantic Northwest: the LIFEFluvial project.Organised by Colectivo Bellotero
The first monitoring meeting of the LIFE Fluvial project in Portugal took place on Friday 8 February 2019. It was attended by the presidents of several Juntas de Freguesia affected by the project, the municipality of Ponte de Lima, a local environmental association and the Escola Agraria de Ponte de Lima. More information
Last Thursday 13th December 2018, the first monitoring meeting of the LIFE Fluvial project was held in Vegadeo. The first advances of the project were discussed and it was opened to the collaboration and participation of various interested public entities. link to New en La Voz de Galicia Interview Jorge Marquinez, director del proyecto, en … Read more
On Tuesday 4th December, a Technical Seminar will be held in the Cactus Building of the Lugo Campus (Location), to inform the public about the important role that river ecosystems play in the conservation of our biodiversity. This event will also raise public awareness about the conservation of our natural and cultural heritage associated with … Read more
In the framework of the LIFE FLUVIAL project (LIFE16 NAT/ES/000771), the first phase of the works in Lagoa do Rei (ZEC Parga-Ladra-Támoga, ES1120003) has finished last Wednesday 7th November. Since 15th October, the company TRAGSA, advised by IBADER (University of Santiago de Compostela), both partners of the project, have been removing more than 250 individuals … Read more
Within the framework of the LIFE FLUVIAL project (LIFE16 NAT/ES/000771), on Monday 15 October, conservation actions began at the A Lagoa do Rei site (Rábade, Lugo), located in the Parga-Ladra-Támoga SAC (ES1120003). The restoration work has begun with the elimination of exotic and invasive species, to improve the naturalness of the ecosystem, which will be … Read more
The Council of Ribadeo publicly exposes the expropriation project of 33 plots of land in the council of Ribadeo. This project, which is part of the actions of the LIFE Fluvial project, aims to restore native habitats on the banks of the Ribadeo estuary, and to eliminate exotic and invasive plants.
On 28 September 2018, the European Researchers’ Night will be held, a science outreach event that brings science to society, especially to children. LifeFluvial was present developing a programme of fun activities about river corridors.
Between 9 and 13 September 2018, the international conference “SER Europe Conference 2018 Restoration in the Era of Climate Change” was held in Reykjavik (Iceland), which brought together different international experts on various topics such as biodiversity conservation, climate change mitigation, or the fight against desertification. Within the framework of this conference, the LIFE FLUVIAL … Read more
