On 29 and 30 June 2016, the LIFE+ Project “Integrated management of three constructed wetlands” is celebrating its final conference in the Botanical Gardens of Valencia (Spain). For three years the Polytechnic University of Valencia, together with Fundación Global Nature, SEO/Birdlife and Acció Ecologista – Agro have been working on the improvement of the water quality of the lake of Albufera (Valencia, Spain) and the diversity of habitats and species in line with the three EU Directives on Water, Birds and Habitat. The final research results will be presented during the event.
In addition, numerous renown international experts will gather to discuss the use of constructed wetlands in different areas in Europe, among them Tobias Salathé, Senior Adviser of the Ramsar Convention for Europe; Marion Hammerl, President of the Living Lakes Network; Gillian Gilbert, Scientist at the Broads National Park in the UK or Jan Vyzamal from the Czech University of Life Sciences.
Registration
Venue: Botanical gardens of the university of Valencia
Participation is free, but participants need to register by email: dorotheefischer@fundacionglobalnature.org
Tel.: +34 608 908 573
More information
Visit the project website: www.lifealbufera.org
Read the poster
Read The Project details on LIFE portal :
Read a detailed article on the project on MedWet website.
Contact
Mr Antonio Guillem Project coordinator
antonioguillem@fundacionglobalnature.org
Dorothee Fisher Event coordinator
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