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Welcome to the official website of the Doñana Biological Station (EBD-CSIC)...
The Doñana Biological Station: EBD-CSIC
The Doñana Biological Station is a public Research Institute belonging to the Spanish Council for Scientific Research CSIC in the area of Natural Resources...
Mission
Our fundamental mission is to carry out multidisciplinary research of the highest standard directed to understanding the way in which biodiversity is generated, maintained and deteriorates, as well as the consequences of its loss...
Our methods
We apply many techniques within a multidisciplinary framework, from molecular genetics to remote sensing, and from modelling to physiological and isotopic analyses...
Monitoring the environment
Monitoring biodiversity at the Doñana Natural Space cover a wide range of communities, including both terrestrial and aquatic organisms...
Aims
Our aims include the study of the ecological and evolutionary processes by combining field work, mathematical and statistical models and physiological and genetic analysis...
Outstanding
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Five contracts to carry out a doctoral thesis in the Doñana Biological Station - CSIC
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Actividades de la Estación Biológica de Doñana en la Noche Europea de los Investigadores
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ICTS-RBD prepares the 30th Migratory Passerine Bird Ringing Campaign in Doñana
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Start of selection procedure for new EBD Director
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Current Iberian lynx population is not genetic viable in the long term
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News
Five contracts to carry out a doctoral thesis in the Doñana Biological Station - CSIC
Predation by owls affects the survival of the colony of greater noctule bats in Doñana
The increase in these deaths might be related to the lack of alternative roosts due to the loss of habitat and breeding areas because of human activity
Actividades de la Estación Biológica de Doñana en la Noche Europea de los Investigadores
Researchers identify the species with the highest risk of becoming invasive in Spain
Those include, for example, the Japanese beetle, the roundworm Radopholus similis, or the marine plant Halophila stipulacea. More than 80% of the species identified are not included in the...