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Weather monitoring equipment in the woods.
Ángela Justamante
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A digital forest and four innovative technologies to monitor tree water in the Mediterranean

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Aerial view of a marsh with lush green grass and trees.
Ángela Justamante
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Rivers where European beavers are present store 26% more carbon

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Man walking through sugarcane field.
Ángela Justamante
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Sugarcane crops in Costa Rica can be monitored in near real time thanks to SugarSaT

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Acacia ulicifolia. Foto: cirolana, iNaturalist CC-BY-NC.
Ángela Justamante
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Fast-growing trees are taking over the forests of the future, jeopardizing biodiversity and climate resilience

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A dirt road stretches between fields, with a wooden fence and wildflowers in view.
Galdric Mossoll Clos
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Greenways are an opportunity to connect wild pollinators

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Stump in a sunny forest with lush green moss and foliage.
Anna Ramon Revilla
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The lack of economic incentives, administrative obstacles and low social acceptance leave forest management and its resilience to climate change on hold

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Persones voluntàries mirant una papallona que subjecten amb la mà i fotografien amb una càmera
Gerard Gaya Gas
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Join the flight! Monitoring of urban and metropolitan butterflies resumes

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Group of people posing in front of a conference sign.
Adriana Clivillé Morató
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Biodiversity and climate: from a double crisis to a shared challenge

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Ángela Justamante
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Mountain pine has deep roots in the Pyrenees, but climate change threatens its future

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Blue tit perched on a branch, caterpillars on the ground.
Marta Josa Bordell
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The pine processionary moth: 10 predators and parasitoids that help control it

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Close-up of a tree trunk covered in lichen with a blurred forest in the background.
Marta Josa Bordell
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From lots of data to good decisions: the big challenge of conserving biodiversity in Europe

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People gardening, next to a path and a building with graffiti.
Marina Torres Gibert
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CREAF and the Ferrer Green for Good Foundation convert social urban gardens into “living laboratories” to understand the environmental health of Barcelona