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Citizen science in the Aniene Valley Nature Reserve

As part of the City Nature Challenge, the international Citizen Science initiative which since 2016 allows citizens from all over the world to compete with ...

Citizen science school: building a WebApp for monitoring the species on the territory

As part of the activities of the  Paths for Transversal Skills and Orientation  (PCTO) of ISPRA, the  Network National Network of Biodiversity (NNB) has ...

City Nature Challenge

The City Nature Challenge (CNC), started in 2016, is a is an annual four-day global bioblitz at the end of April, where cities are in a ...

City Nature Challenge 2023

The City Nature Challenge , the international biodiversity data collection event, is coming. From April 28th to May 1st everyone is ready to participate!!! ...

City Nature Challenge 2024 – Take part in reporting the flora and fauna around you!

The City Nature Challenge (CNC) returns from 26 to 29 April 2024, the international citizen science initiative which since 2016 has allowed citizens from all ...

City Nature Challenge 2025, ISPRA promotes Citizen Science activities in Rome

The 2025 edition of the City Nature Challenge (CNC) will be held from 25 to 28 April, an international competition between citizens of hundreds of cities ...

City, volcanoes, and mammoths: the metamorphoses of the ancient Appian Way

The Appian Way, one of the world's most fascinating archaeological parks, will be the narrative center of a trek led by university professors and researchers ...

Climate Change and Cetaceans in the Mediterranean: a strong reduction in the conditions suitable for the survival of some species is estimated in 25 years

The warming of the Mediterranean Sea is proceeding at a faster rate than the global average, putting all the species that live there at serious risk. Cetaceans ...

Climate change mitigation: the contribution of agriculture and forests

Agriculture, including animal husbandry, is often indicated as an important source of greenhouse gas emissions, even if the data made available by ...

Climate change: new transoceanic route for marine fish

For over 150 years, Indo-Pacific fish species have colonized the Mediterranean entering the Suez Canal. Research coordinated by Cnr-Irbim indicates the ...