The article “Co-Developing Business Plans for Upscaled Coastal Nature-Based Solutions Restoration: An Application to the Venice Lagoon (Italy)”, authored by Umberto Pernice, Francesca Coccon, Fabienne Horneman, Caterina Dabalà, Silvia Torresan, and Laura Puertolas, has just been published in Sustainability (2024). The study presents a new approach to business
As part of the project “Monitoring the urban population of yellow-legged gulls in Venice”, CORILA is conducting a survey to understand the views and perceptions of residents, workers, visitors, and tourists towards the Yellow-legged gull, Larus michahellis, and its presence in the city. The survey
On September 16, the first monitoring campaign for the BIOPRESSADRIA project began in the Natura 2000 site of Panzano Bay, Monfalcone. This INTERREG Italy-Croatia 2021-27 project aims to tackle the degradation of coastal biodiversity in the Adriatic, particularly focusing on seagrass meadows like Posidonia oceanica.
Promotion of green and blue infrastructures dedicated to a new environment, financed by the Interreg VI-A Italy-Slovenia Programme. POSEIDONE project questionnaire “Marine protection: perception of local communities” The project focuses on the northern Adriatic Sea, extending from Chioggia to the Slovenian coast, with the aim
We are excited to announce that the BRIGANTINE project, in which CORILA participates as leader of WP4 “Science in action: Studies for new product application and coastal and marine monitoring systems”, officially started on April 1st! BRIGANTINE was presented for the first time at the
We are pleased to invite you to the Final LIFE FORESTALL conference: “An Oasis in the lagoon: experiences of ecological restoration and protection of biodiversity” which will be held on the day Thursday 13 June 2024 starting from 9:00 am at the Auditorium of the
On Sunday 19 May 2024 we were interviewed by journalists from RAI TGR television channel . On the same day, a special report on the WWF oases with our interviews was broadcast on the national RAI circuit. The video taken from the TGR special “On
The CPMR General Secretariat, with the support of Murcia Region organises a Symposium in the framework of the REGINA-MSP project on 30 April 2024, at the Committee of the Regions (CoR) in Brussels. The CPMR is a partner in the REGINA MSP project, which aims to support the
The annual General Assembly of the REST-COAST and Waterlands H2020 projects took place last Friday. The meeting has been hosted by the Groningen Province in this beautiful city. During this week of works, the partners had the opportunity to discuss on the advancement of the
Re-Emerging: BEYOND LOCKDOWN Four years after the pandemic that changed the world in 2020, a team of artists and scientists, supported by CORILA, has brought to life Re-Emerging, a multidisciplinary and international initiative that blends artistic and scientific language to promote reflection on the connection