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Published the Guidelines for use of lichens as bioindicators

These guidelines are based on the review of best practices and results of recent methodological and applicative studies. The guidelines address the use of ...

Ferries as monitoring platforms of marine species

ISPRA and Milano University of Bicocca together in order to monitor cetaceans and biodiversity of sea Mediterranean

Marine biodiversity, the five most threatened species

The sea is not an inexhaustible resource. Here are the main species that inhabit Italian waters to be protected to ensure high marine biodiversity.

Heath Plants: One-Health vision

Plants are are the organisms that more than any other condition the life of our planet, in all its forms. Their health is an essential element of that of the ...

Mediterranean International Day

Mediterranean International Day Sea is celebrated on 8 July, an opportunity to raise awareness of the health of the Mare Nostrum and the dangers that threaten ...

Can we prevent future pandemics? Biodiversity instead of masks

We do not have to go back to the normality because the normality is the problem and anythings of things we are doing right now can't prevent the next pandemic. ...

Harmony project, restart the process for the common policy between Italian and Malta

In the frame of the Harmony project  restart from Lampedusa the "partecipative road to build the common policy between Italy and Malta" to protect marine ...

How many wolfes are there in Italy? Where do they live?

The population of Italian wolves has achievied a number about 2,000 specimens and has practically reached every real possibility of spreading in peninsular ...

Captured the wolf in Otranto. High probability that it is an animal raised in captivity; he had a collar

Night operation carried out by Parco Majella technicians in permanent contact with ISPRA Captured the wolf that had been observed for several weeks in ...