Tag: Monitoring
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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.
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H.A.R.G.I.N – Aquatic Habitats of Strategic Importance for the Integrated Management of the Natura 2000 site
Advanced technologies and the local community working together to protect the habitats of Pian di Spagna.
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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.
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Co-wolf – Co-monitoring in the Mont Avic Natural Park for a new human–wolf coexistence strategy in the Alpine region
A co-monitoring project to strengthen coexistence between humans and large predators in the Mont Avic Park.
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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.
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B.I.A.P. Biodiversity and Anthropogenic Impact in the Parthenium Park.
Entirely new monitoring techniques for Parthenio Park to train people from outside the park and enhance citizen science.
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MOM-PG: optimal monitoring of mammals in the Julian Pre-Alps.
The MOM-PG project aims to use “optimal monitoring” techniques to develop protocols that are repeatable and adaptable to various budgets, making innovative use of the data collected.