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Field activities under the Revive Interreg Italy-Malta project have commenced

ISPRA has begun field activities in the Gulf of Castellammare, where monitoring of stranded marine litter was carried out in accordance with the protocols of ...

ISPRA’s participation in the activities of the EU projects MARINE SABRES and MARBEFES

From March 19 to 20 ISPRA was invited as a stakeholder to the workshop organized as part of 2 European projects funded by the research and innovation programme ...

International Mediterranean Sea Day

The Mediterranean is a sea of ​​wonders, history, culture and beauty to be protected and enhanced: a heritage that is celebrated on 8 July through an ...

Course to recognize cetaceans and turtles

On the Life Conceptu Maris website there is a simple course available in four languages ​​to identify all the cetaceans and turtles of the Mediterranean Sea. ...

Field activities have started to update the analyzes of marine sediments in the Augusta Bay

Field activities began on Monday 2 September aimed at updating the concentrations of contaminants beyond which it will be necessary to provide interventions ...

ISPRA in the Festival Impatta Disrupt

The Innovability Festival The event officially celebrates the United Nations World Innovation Day , as part of the broader framework of Italian Earth ...

Screening of the documentary “The Phantom Catch – The Great Problem of Ghost Nets”

The story of the Strong Sea LIFE project On Wednesday, April 22, at the Roma Eventi Piazza di Spagna Conference Center , the documentary “ The ...

More than 400 nests of Caretta Caretta marine turtle in Italy

To date more than 400 nests of Caretta Caretta marine turtles have been observed in Italy, mainly in Sicily, Calabria, Campania and Apulia Region. The ...

ISPRA presents today the "Sea Sentinel"

The "Sea Sentinel" was presented today at the ISPRA headquarters in Rome, as the mobile unit (UMRO) is called, which represents a technological vanguard for ...

Monitoring potentially toxic Ostreopsis cf. ovata along the italian coasts. Year 2023.

Working Programme ISPRA/ARPA: Ostreopsis cf. ovata blooms along the italian coasts. The presence of the potentially toxic dinoflagellate Ostreopsis ovata ...