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The Forest Science and Technology Centre of Catalonia is a public research centre affiliated with the Generalitat de Catalunya. The CTFC aims to contribute to science in the fields of sustainable forest management, biodiversity, and circular bioeconomy. Its research is organized around three programs: multifunctional forest management; landscape dynamics and biodiversity; and governance, health, and bioeconomy. The research carried out within these programs is focused on environmental function equilibrium, climate change adaptation, or competitiveness along value chains.

🌿 Within the framework of the RES-MAB project, promoting sustainability at the Škocjan Caves Biosphere Reserve! 🌿

A gathering of stakeholders offering sustainable services and products took place to discuss new promotional strategies and ways to enhance awareness of the area’s environmentalRead More »🌿 Within the framework of the RES-MAB project, promoting sustainability at the Škocjan Caves Biosphere Reserve! 🌿

Alto Bernesga Biosphere Reserve and ARMALE start their collaboration with a local baiting project for livestock farming.Both entities have held the first meeting of the agreement signed last November.

La Pola de Gordón, León – 5 February 2025 The first meeting of the agreement between the Alto Bernesga Biosphere Reserve and the Association forRead More »Alto Bernesga Biosphere Reserve and ARMALE start their collaboration with a local baiting project for livestock farming.Both entities have held the first meeting of the agreement signed last November.

The first meeting with stakeholders for the RES-MAB project: “Promoting WEFE nexus-based adaptation and mitigation solutions and landscape resilience in Mediterranean Biosphere Reserves” was held today at the Dana Biosphere Reserve.

This project is part of the PRIMA Program (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area), supported by the European Union. The meeting wasRead More »The first meeting with stakeholders for the RES-MAB project: “Promoting WEFE nexus-based adaptation and mitigation solutions and landscape resilience in Mediterranean Biosphere Reserves” was held today at the Dana Biosphere Reserve.

Today, the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature held a meeting for the RES-MAB project. The meeting brought together the project’s officials to review key achievements and present a summary of the project’s main directions and the work plan for 2025.

Mr. Raed Khawaldeh, the project manager, discussed the implementation mechanisms and applications of the project in the Dana Biosphere Reserve. Additionally, Ms. Ronza Qussous presentedRead More »Today, the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature held a meeting for the RES-MAB project. The meeting brought together the project’s officials to review key achievements and present a summary of the project’s main directions and the work plan for 2025.