The Italian newspaper La Repubblica (October 3, 2025) highlights the work of CORILA and its commitment to combining scientific research and environmental protection in the Venice Lagoon. Among the featured initiatives is the Interreg Italy-Croatia Programme project BIOPRESSADRIA, which focuses on protecting the Adriatic’s marine
Munich, Germany 26-29 October: CORILA participated in the International Climate Resilience Conference (iCARE) at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität. Over 200 scientists, practitioners, and decision-makers gathered to exchange ideas and explore solutions on how to #resist, #adapt, learn, and #transform our coastal and urban environments under the growing pressures of #climatechange, #sealevelrise, and #urbanization.
The European project HORIZON2024 COAST-SCAPES, “rethinking COASTal landSCAPES with climate-resilient interventions: systemic land-to-sea solutions”, considers land-coast-sea systems in view of climate change, with the aim of strengthening their resilience and promoting biodiversity conservation. Using transdisciplinary indicators, climate warning systems, innovative business models and knowledge-based maintenance
BIOPRESSADRIA, an Interreg Italy-Croatia Programme, is developing a cross-border strategy to reduce the negative impacts of nautical and beach tourism on marine and coastal biodiversity. CORILA took part in the high-level event held in Split on 29–30 September, presenting ongoing work to protect seagrass meadows.
Pierpaolo Campostrini, part of the #FederazionedelMare delegation, as director of CORILA, participated in the conference “Celebrating the Sea as a Source of Knowledge and Prosperity” in #Osaka, in the Italian Pavilion at #EXPO2025, which was also attended by the Minister for Marine Policies, Senator Musumeci.
On 25 June 2025, the European Commission officially established DANUBIUS-ERIC (European Research Infrastructure Consortium), the pan-European research infrastructure dedicated to the study of river–sea systems. This is an important recognition for a scientific community that has been working for years to create a distributed, accessible,
Analysis and projections of salt intrusion in the Livenza River to develop effective adaptive management strategies The salt intrusion modeling project along the Livenza River, commissioned by VERITAS to CORILA, in collaboration with several institutes of the National Research Council (ISMAR, IGG, ISP), has been
The UN Oceans Conference (UNOC3), which is currently taking place in Nice, France, provided an opportunity for a bilateral meeting between Pierpaolo Campostrini, the Director of CORILA, and Kamal Kishore, the Special Envoy of the UN Secretary-General and head of the UN Office for Disaster
PROCULTHER-NEt 2. Protecting Cultural Heritage at Risk INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP. Roma 14 may 2025 “Harnessing collective knowledge to strengthen cultural heritage resilience The contribution of EU-funded projects in addressing growing multiple risks. The contribution of EU-funded projects in addressing growing multiple risks“. CORILA Director Eng. Pierpaolo
On October 14, 2024, the third meeting with stakeholders of the Venice Lagoon took place, organized by the Interregional Office for Public Works for Veneto, Trentino Alto Adige, and Friuli Venezia Giulia, CORILA, and CMCC as part of the H2020 REST-COAST project, in collaboration with the WaterLANDS