SATELLITES, ECO-FRIENDLY MOORINGS, AND NEW REGULATIONS: CORILA HOSTS THE PRESENTATION OF RESULTS FROM THE INTERREG ITALY-CROATIA PROJECT “BIOPRESSADRIA” IN VENICE The final conference—focused on reconciling recreational boating with the protection of the seabed—was held on November 10–11, 2026, at Palazzo Grandi Stazioni, culminating in the
The INTERREG Italy–Croatia BRIGANTINE project will conclude its activities with a Final Event on 15 September 2026 at Casa dell’Ortolano, Isola della Certosa, Venice. The event will bring together researchers, technology developers, public authorities and other stakeholders from Italy and Croatia to present the main
Job Announcement Director General – DANUBIUS-ERIC The International Centre for Advanced Studies on River-Sea Systems (DANUBIUS-ERIC) invites applications for the position of Director General (DG). The Director General is the chief executive officer and legal representative of DANUBIUS-ERIC, responsible for the strategic leadership, operational management,
How do you explain marine biodiversity to a child? Through a story, an animal made from recycled materials, and a game that transforms letters into a message about the sea. This is the idea that CORILA brought to “Waiting for Kid Pass Days 2026,” organizing
📢 Observe, learn, respect: help us monitor the Yellow-legged Gull nesting in Venice! Did you know you can also contribute to monitoring the Yellow-legged Gull nesting in Venice? CORILA is promoting a hashtag#CitizenScience campaign dedicated to monitoring the hashtag#Gabbianoreale (Larus michahellis) nesting in urban environments, involving
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.