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A World Heritage Site in danger: more than half of lagoons in Doñana have disappeared

A World Heritage Site in danger: more than half of lagoons in Doñana have disappeared
The Doñana Participation Council meets to analyse the proposed law that aims to extend legal irrigation in the Doñana region. Spain is sentenced by the Court of Justice of the European Union for...
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actualidad doñana conservation drought acuífero sequía aquifer 11/04/23

Changes in the Common Agricultural Policy may sacrifice long term biodiversity and agricultural sutainability in Europe

Changes in the Common Agricultural Policy may sacrifice long term biodiversity and agricultural sutainability in Europe
Following the outbreak of war in Ukraine, the European Commision proposed a series of changes to offset expected shortages in grain imports

An European scientific group, led by the...
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actualidad biodiversity climate change conservation agricultural intensification common agricultural policy 17/10/22

The Iberian wolf occupied at least 65% of the Iberian Peninsula in the mid-19th century, three times more than today

The Iberian wolf occupied at least 65% of the Iberian Peninsula in the mid-19th century, three times more than today
A scientific team led by the Doñana Biological Station - CSIC reviews historical documentation to estimate the distribution of the wolf in Spain in the 19th century
The results show that the...
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actualidad historical ecology large carnivores conservation wolves canis lupus canis lupus signatus 02/09/22

EICAT+, a new framework to assess the positive impacts of alien species

EICAT+, a new framework to assess the positive impacts of alien species
The IUCN ENvironmental Impact Classification for Alien Taxa (EICAT) is a global standard to assess negative impacts of alien species on native biodiversity. However, alien species can also...
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actualidad invasive species biodiversity biological invasions conservation species extinction endangered species 29/08/22

Researchers track nocturnal flight to reduce seabird mortality due to light pollution

Researchers track nocturnal flight to reduce seabird mortality due to light pollution
The LuMinAves project in which the Doñana Biological Station (EBD-CSIC) participates has collected data to manage the seabird mortality induced by artificial lights, an important phenomenon...
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actualidad conservation management canary islands artificial lights light pollution conservation mortality coast calonectris borealis 18/01/22
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