Last Saturday, 28th September, we went on a field trip with the volunteers to visit the transects C26 and C27 on the north side of “Cala Sa Riera” in Begur. The objective was to explain and remind how to gather data on iNaturalist and…
Summer is coming to an end and the LIFE medCLIFFS’ team is back with some news about the presentations we have given in different congresses. International Botanical Congress (IBC2024) During the XX International Botanical Congress (IBC2024) in Madrid (21st-27th of July 2024) we gave…
The Code of Conduct for preventing the trade and use of invasive alien plants is a document of voluntary adhesion designed for the production, distribution and life plant business professionals in Catalonia, as well as for the autonomic and municipal administrations implicated. The main…
The LIFE medCLIFFS project participated in the ESPARC 2024 Congress, held from May 22 to 26 in the historic town of Sigüenza. This congress, organized by EUROPARC-Spain and the Department of Sustainable Development of the Community Board of Castilla-La Mancha, is the main professional…
Last Saturday, June 1st, we went on a field trip with the volunteers to the transects N2 and N3, in Roses. The objective was to explain how to take the data and upload it in iNaturalist, how to fill out the population monitoring form…
Last April 24th, we received at the Botanical Institute of Barcelona the visit of Sara Barceló, the LIFE medCLIFFS external monitor from ELMEN (a contracted entity by the European Commission which supports the LIFE program in tasks supervision). During the visit the following people…
Last Saturday, May 11, a trip was made with volunteers to transects CS_07 and CS_06, in the northern area of Sant Feliu de Guíxols. The objective was to explain how to upload data to iNaturalist and how to fill in the survey form of…
Until May 19th, during the week of “Temps de Flors” in Girona, at the floral ensemble No. 31 (Casa Forn – Diputació de Girona) there will be a small exhibition of the project LIFE medCLIFFS. There one can see examples of common invasive plants…
Modelling invasive species in the Costa Brava for rapid management Volunteer data are a key element in the fight against invasive alien plant species on the Costa Brava. Through collaborative work between science and the public, valuable information can be obtained to predict and…
On Saturday 9 March 2024 we went on a volunteer trip to Begur, to Sa Riera beach, specifically to transects C26 and C27 for the LIFE medCLIFFS project. One of the volunteers of the project, María José Chesa (member of the bryophytes and lichens…
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