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Scientists call for a “cosmic” perspective to preserve biodiversity beyond solar life cycle

A scientific team led by the Doñana Biological Station – CSIC demands a long-term approach to address planetary extinction threats and to ensure biodiversity and humankind preservation in the future

A study confirms the presence of tiger mosquitoes during a large part of the year in southern Spain

Environmental conditions, such as the availability of water accumulations, seem to be determinant in the number of tiger mosquitoes detected.

Tiger mosquitoes are considered one of the most harmful invasive species in the world for its adaptation capacity and its potential contribution to the transmission of several pathogens.

The 2024 Newcomb Cleveland Prize celebrates cross-cultural research between western and Indigenous scientists

The award has been given to an interdisciplinary research team with the participation of scientists from the Doñana Biological Station – CSIC
The study looked into the evolutionary history of the American horse. This collaboration opens the way to repair history and create co-designing strategies for a more sustainable future.

Enhacing pollinator conservation through landscape heterogeneity

Having 20% of semi-natural habitats is key for ensuring healthy pollinator populations in Europe. OBServ projectaimed to leverage pollinators and the ecosystem services they provide as a key model system to develop a predictive framework to inform policymakers

El Museo Casa de la Ciencia de Sevilla estrena hoy dos nuevas exposiciones sobre biodiversidad y plásticos

‘Plastisfera: vida y muerte en el antropoceno»’ abre los ojos a un grave problema ambiental: los 430 millones de toneladas de plástico que se producen al año en todo el mundo.

‘Andalucía: laboratorio de biodiversidad’ entra a formar parte del catálogo permanente de exposiciones del Museo.