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ESP Summer School 2026, credit: Luis Villanova
Adriana Clivillé Morató
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CREAF co-organises the ESP Summer School 2026, featuring participants from four continents and focusing on ecology

Ecosystem services are the thematic focus of the ESP Summer School 2026, co-organized by CREAF and the Ecosystem Services Partnership, which has brought together 25 PhD students from around the world with diverse academic backgrounds.

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ESP Summer School 2026, credit: Luis Villanova
Adriana Clivillé Morató
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CREAF co-organises the ESP Summer School 2026, featuring participants from four continents and focusing on ecology

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Where are the birds in Europe at any given moment? For the first time, a new online viewer allows you to track 600 species in almost real time

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Adriana Clivillé Morató
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Regenerative agriculture with an international scope

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Taxus baccata
Carla Trabado Abelenda
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How are the fruits and seeds of plants dispersed?

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Alba Gimbert Àlvarez

The most humane side of ecology stars in the fifth edition of CREAF's internal Vermuts

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European Biodiversity Monitoring Week
Anna Ramon Revilla
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CREAF, a key player in the first European conference on biodiversity monitoring

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Aliança estratègica amb l'institut Humboldt
Anna Ramon Revilla
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CREAF and the Humboldt Institute of Colombia join forces to promote global biodiversity

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Bee taking flight from sandy ground.
Galdric Mossoll Clos
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What is the day-to-day life of a solitary bee?

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A small bird with a black and white wing perched on a rock.
Ángela Justamante
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77% of agricultural birds have reduced their presence in Europe in the last decade

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Swallow bird perched on a black wire, close-up.
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From Catalonia to Botswana: the swallow that flew more than 7,000 kilometers

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A beetle specimen on white background, with labels.
Marina Torres Gibert
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Georeferencing natural history collections is now possible thanks to GeoPick, a tool developed by CREAF

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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