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URCHIN: Underwater Research Coralligenous Habitat In Naples

A scientific and participatory approach to assess impacts on coralligenous and sea urchin and guide new protection strategies.

PollinAId: countering the decline of pollinators

Filter plants and pollinators and visualize data, maps, and reports to design green spaces.

MoVaFIsU – Monitoring and enhancement of Fucales forests in the MPA Island of Ustica

An innovative model to study, share and protect Ustica’s marine biodiversity.

Cara-Dune – Urgent conservation of Charadriiform birds and dune halo-psammophilous flora along the Ladispoli coastline

From dunes to the community: a shared project that enhances coastal ecosystems and improves coexistence between nature and human activities.

MAIA – Monitoring of High-Mountain Biodiversity in the Maiella National Park

The MAIA project integrates multidisciplinary approaches to address climate change, protect ecosystems and wildlife species, and ensure sustainable grazing.

F4B – Fishing for Biodiversity: monitoring and conservation of inland waters with citizen support

A collaborative network to study aquatic biodiversity and promote sustainable land management.

Bioves-It – Biodiversity monitoring in the Vesuvius National Park using IoT technologies and satellite image analysis

The project will provide an accurate estimate of pollinator diversity in the Vesuvius Park, offering essential data to assess biodiversity and to guide management and conservation actions.

Amphi_Cilento – Implementation of predictive models for the adaptation of amphibians to climate change

A project born from the insight that artificial aquatic habitats could become allies in the conservation of Mediterranean amphibians.

Ecological restoration: a five-step process

Adriatic Sea: saving the cuttlefish? It can be done

A project demonstrates the feasibility of a sustainable approach that satisfies various stakeholders

Halting the decline of the common cuttlefish(Sepia officinalis) in the northern Adriatic Sea and opting for sustainable fisheries management is as possible as it is desirable. That’s according to research, published in Fisheries Research, focusing on a Fishery Improvement Program (FIP) carried out over the period 2021-2022 and found to be welcomed by all stakeholders involved.