Soil and Water Bioengineering in the Mediterranean Ecoregion. MADRID 21,22 e 23 Novembre 2018
X Congresso AEIP-APENA-EFIB-ECOMED
Bando di Concorso Internazionale Spazi Creativi
I progetti selezionati saranno realizzati in occasione della prossima edizione di Orticolario, manifestazione dedicata al giardinaggio evoluto, che si terrà come ogni anno a Villa Erba, Lago di Como, dal 5 al 7 ottobre 2018. Per visualizzare la modulistica di iscrizione, per la partecipazione al Concorso Internazionale Spazi Creativi (click here for English version) >>> Il Bando (.pdf) >>> Estratto del Regolamento Orticolario 2018 e Mappa Giardini/Installazioni (.pdf) >>> Moduli: iscrizione e descrizione del progetto – da consegnare entro il 31 gennaio 2018 (.pdf)
International Symposium on Soil- and Water Bioengineering in a Changing Climate
7-8 settember 2017 The Glasgow Caledonian University in collaboration with the European Federation of Soil and Water Bioengineering inside the ECOMED Erasmus + project . call for papers. More information in www.efib.org
Transboundary net meeting
ransboundary net meeting di EUROPARC si svolgerà nell’Ecoregione Transfrontaliera Alpi Giulie che comprende i Parchi nazionale del Triglav e regionale delle Prealpi Giulie.. Nell’ambito di tale evento il 7 giugno p.v. si terrà a Trenta (Slovenia) una sessione plenaria dedicata al rapporto fra Parchi e cambiamenti climatici ed alla presentazione di buone pratiche in corso in alcune aree protette transfrontaliere. invitation plenary session
Europe’s Climate Change Response: Adaption and Mitigation in an Uncertain World
Thon Hotel Brussels City Centre, Brussels Wednesday 5th July 2017. Climate change poses one of the greatest anthropogenic threats to modern life across the globe. The risks include biodiversity loss, ocean acidification, meteorological extremes, instability of global food systems, floods, droughts, and the irreversible modification of our living environment. Despite Europe’s rhetorical commitment to fighting climate change, the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) estimates that surface temperatures are projected to rise over the 21st century under all assessed emission scenarios. Furthermore, the European Environment Agency estimates that the total reported economic damage caused by climate-related extremes in Europe over the last four decades is close to 400 billion Euros. Thus, mitigating climate change is now a political and economic necessity, despite a recent rise of climate-sceptic governance and severe disagreement on how the costs of mitigation will be distributed. It is imperative that the EU steps up with ambitious targets and becomes a world leader in an inclusive energy transition. This international symposium will provide delegates with an invaluable opportunity to assess Europe’s approach to tackling climate change and discuss possible pathways for innovation, adaption and mitigation. The event will also enable delegates to share best practice and knowledge on strategies for an inclusive and socially responsible transition to clean energy sources. The conference will support the exchange of ideas and encourage delegates to engage in thought-provoking topical debate. Flyer