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Catalonia and California share solutions to protect biodiversity from drought, heatwaves and fires

Anna Ramon Revilla
Galdric Mossoll
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CREAF at the COP17 on Biodiversity, where to meet and what will we follow?

Anna Ramon Revilla
COP17 Biodiversity
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Are there plants in Antarctica? Yes, and this is how science studies them

Marina Torres Gibert
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The ECO-FUN project deploys a network of Internet of Things-based sensors in Catalonia to monitor the response of forests to climate change

Ángela Justamante
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Aigüestortes National Park boasts the highest quantity and quality of old-growth forests in Spain

Ángela Justamante
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What are the effects of rainfall after a wildfire?

Marina Torres Gibert
Burnt forest wet by rain. Image: Galdric Mossoll
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Drought after-effects warm the planet and subsequent rainfall fails to compensate for this

Ángela Justamante
Bosc sequera_Galdric Mossoll
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CREAF publishes a new strategy to accelerate its impact and contribute more and better to environmental problems

Anabel Sánchez Plaza
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CICLES 2025, the annual report of a year that has sought to turn challenges into opportunities

Anna Ramon Revilla
CICLES, Oportunitat CREAF
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The TERRAE project will create digital twins of rural areas across Europe to help them adapt to global change

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The ECO-FUN project deploys a network of Internet of Things-based sensors in Catalonia to monitor the response of forests to climate change

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Aigüestortes National Park boasts the highest quantity and quality of old-growth forests in Spain

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Drought after-effects warm the planet and subsequent rainfall fails to compensate for this

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Are there plants in Antarctica? Yes, and this is how science studies them

Antarctica is the best natural laboratory for studying the effects of climate change, but unfortunately, increasing levels of pollution are being detected in this remote location. What are we studying on the icy continent?

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CREAF publishes a new strategy to accelerate its impact and contribute more and better to environmental problems

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COPs, from multilateral coordination to the geopolitical challenge

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How do plants drink water?

All living organisms need water, and plants are no exception. While many animals can move around to find it, most plants are rooted to the spot and have therefore had to develop astonishing ways of obtaining and storing it.

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From a planetary perspective, the fires in the Amazon and the Arctic are more fatal than those in California

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