The Mediterranean basin is recognized as one of the main biodiversity “hotspots” in the world, both for its marine and terrestrial areas: 10% of known plant species on 1.6% of […]
The Ebro Delta Biosphere Reserve and Ramsar Site in Catalonia is one of the most threatened wetlands in Spain. It is a fluvial delta, including shallow coastal waters, beaches, dunes, […]
According to Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports, climate change will have a significant impact on water resources in the Mediterranean region. An increase in extreme events (floods, heat […]
Sophie Guingand is a final year student in the Masters Program in Conservation Biology, Biodiversity and Management at the University of Liège, Belgium. Currently, she is working at the Research […]
Organized by the Region of Tanger-Tétouan-AlHoceima, the MedCOP Climate 2016 gathered representatives from Mediterranean countries, including the private sector, civil society, and regional and international organizations. More than 2000 participants from committed […]
The report titled “How Can Water have a Positive Impact on Climate Change?” was launched in December 2015 during the highly successful climate change conference COP21 in Paris, and was […]