Projects
MAJA: Integral cultivation of the spider crab Maja brachydactyla (breeding and repopulation)
MAJA deepens the development of the integral cultivation of the spider crab Maja brachydactyla to the obtaining of commercial-sized individuals for consumption and repopulation of […]
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ALGASAL+: Sustainable and competitive cultivation of native algae associated with brine discharges from desalination plants for the improvement of the natural environment. Valorization of the final product in the food industry
The Canary Islands and the south of the Iberian Peninsula have a unique potential in Europe for the development of terrestrial marine plant aquaculture, due […]
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TICS-BONITO: Smart technologies for sustainable bonito fishing
The TICS-BONITO project addresses technological innovation in bonito fishing to guarantee sustainable fishing gear that respects the species itself and the environment in general, through […]
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NORAVES: Assessment and mitigation of accidental mortality of seabirds in fishing gear in the North Atlantic Demarcation
NORAVES aims to carry out a complete assessment of the accidental mortality of seabirds in fishing gear in the North Atlantic Marine Demarcation, especially in […]
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Integration of the demographic challenge for adaptation to climate change in protected areas (IntegrAdapt)
Through this project, the Fernando González Bernáldez Foundation has promoted the integration of the fight against depopulation and its contribution to adaptation to climate change […]
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LIFE+ Ripisilvanatura
10 days of prospecting of exotic birds have been carried out, a bird trapping campaign with Japanese nets and three campaigns of eradication of exotic […]
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Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Measures for Vector-Borne Diseases Affecting Animal Health (VECTOCC)
A study of the evidence of climate change in the proliferation of vectors in cattle has been carried out and, as a result, five diseases […]
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RUGUPLAS: Determination of the potential of the algae Rugulopteryx okamurae in obtaining bioplastics and/or biomaterials for the fishing sector
In 2016, one of the most important biological invasions in memory in the Mediterranean Sea began. A macroscopic brown algae, called Rugulopteryx okamurae, began to […]
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