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Advancing the research for the conservation of Sea Turles in the Mediterranean Sea: study on the seasonal niche of the loggerhead (Caretta caretta) in the Adriatic and Ionian seas

Although Caretta caretta is the most common marine turtle in the Mediterranean Sea, its distribution is relatively difficult to assess due to a lack of data ...

After 30 years on the national law for protected areas

After 30 years on the national law for protected areas, the Ministry of Ecological Transition organizes a day on the role of parks, in the light of the ...

After COP26. Science, challenge and prospective for the greenhouse monitoring

In the aftermath of COP26 in Glasgow, the United Nations International Conference on Climate Change of 2021, ICOS Italia (Integrated Carbon Observation System) ...

After lockdown water more clear

First results of the special campaign at sea conducted by Snpa and harbor authorities - Coast Guard. The Italian Minister of the Environment, Sergio Costa has ...

Agents of change and skills for sustainability

Value and meaning of educational transformation The Italian Sustainability Science Association (IASS), at the end of the Erasmus + A Rounder Sense of Purpose ...

Agreement signed between ISPRA and the Italian Botanical Society for the structuring of a national database on Italian fungal species

Fungi are important components of the ecosystem because they participate in the decomposition processes of organic material present in the soil and regulate ...

Agreement signed between ISPRA and Association Mediterranean Project

After one year of meeting, it was finally signed the agreement between ISPRA and ASM boat with the aim to collect information on the marine and coastal ...

Agreement signed between ISPRA and Union Energy for Mobility-unem

Ispra and Unem have signed an agreement of cooperation to promote environmental sustainability and technology innovation in the sector of remediation and ...

Agreement signed between MIBACT and ISPRA for the enhancement of the Geological Collections

The 170 thousand finds in the “Quintino Sella” Museum of Italian Geopaleontology are once again available to the scientific community. The agreement for the ...