Projects
Factors involved in the conservation of the endangered naiad Margaritifera margaritifera. The importance of hosts in the development of ex situ strategies (MargaSalmo)
The river mussel(Margaritifera margaritifera) is an endangered freshwater bivalve mollusk whose life cycle is characterized by an obligatory parasitic phase in the gills of Atlantic […]
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Monitoring the effects of climate change on endangered vertebrates using species distribution modeling (ECCEVA)
The project has analyzed the degree of vulnerability to the effects of climate change of ten vertebrate species present in Spain and included in the […]
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Angelshark (Squatina squatina) monitoring network in the Northern Sardine Coast SAC: creating knowledge for its conservation.
The project has contributed to implement a method for continuous monitoring of the angelshark that can be applied to other areas and marine species of […]
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Compilation of forest restoration and adaptation success stories in Spain (REFORADAPT)
The objective of the project has been to collect and synthesize knowledge on the adaptation and restoration of forest ecosystems from the large number of […]
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Ariant Biological Reserve as an example of biodiversity management
The project developed by the Mediterranean Wildlife Foundation has improved the knowledge of the biodiversity present in the protected area of the Ariant Biological Reserve. […]
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Urban green space enhancement tools for herpetofauna threatened by climate change
The project has made it possible to generate new habitats in the Alamillo Park in Seville in order to promote the presence of amphibians and […]
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Reinforcement of populations, ecology and biology of the three nesting storm petrel species in the Canary Islands (COUNTRIES)
The project has contributed to the improvement of knowledge about the three species of storm petrels nesting in the Canary Islands: the European storm petrel(Hydrobates […]
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Prioritization for ex situ conservation of plant populations of high vulnerability to climate change and taxonomic uncertainty (PRIO-CONEX)
The project has highlighted the risk of disappearance faced by the Spanish populations of plants of the Petrocoptis and Androsace genera, which are vulnerable to […]
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