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ISPRA participates in the Rome Science Festival 2026

From April 15 to 19, 2026, the Rome Science Festival returns to the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone. The universe and life are not static ...

ISPRA participates in the Life PolliNetWork project

The project's goal is to create a network of ecological corridors, transforming roads, railways, and industrial areas into "Buzz Lines," veritable green ...

ISPRA Participation in the Workshop “SiCon – Contaminated Sites 2026”

ISPRA actively participated in the 17th edition of the workshop “SiCon – Contaminated Sites 2026: Experiences in Remediation Interventions,” held at the ...

ISPRA partner of the SEALIFE Project

Strengthening cooperation to develop joint solutions for the protection of the Mediterranean monk seal in the program area As part of the European ...

ISPRA presents the fourth report on hydrogeological instability in Italy: danger and risk indicators. Understanding the territory to prevent risks

The area of Italy at risk for landslides, as defined in the Hydrogeological Planning (PAI), has increased by 15%, from 55,400 km² in 2021 to 69,500 km² in ...

ISPRA researcher confirmed as chair of IMPEL

ISPRA is pleased to announce the re-election of Marco Falconi as chair of the IMPEL network (European Network for the Implementation and Enforcement of ...

ISPRA Venice participates in the "WORKERS IN THE SADDLE" Living Lab

A constructive discussion to promote cycling and sustainable mobility ISPRA participated in the "LAVORATORI IN SELLA" Living Lab, organized by the City of ...

ISPRA's Contribution to the Third Edition of the United Nations "World Ocean Assessment"

The third edition of the World Ocean Assessment (WOA) has recently been released. Spanning more than 1,300 pages, the report is the result of five years of ...

ISPRA–Nebrodi Park Agreement for Biodiversity Monitoring

ISPRA and the Nebrodi Park Authority have signed a three-year agreement for the development of joint activities focused on monitoring, studying, and conserving ...

ISPRA’s new oceanographic vessel: up to 4000 meters deep to overcome the challenge of climate change

On July 15, the ISPRA Major Oceanographic Vessel will be presented at the Chamber of Deputies: not just a new research infrastructure, but the concrete symbol ...