Anpassung an den Klimawandel durch Management und Wiederherstellung der europäischen Ästuarien und deren Ökosysteme

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Kontext

Viele Auswirkungen des Klimawandels wie der Anstieg des Meeresspiegels betreffen Küstengebiete. Dies ist besonders wichtig in Europa, wo viele Menschen an der Küste leben

Ansatz

Lösungen, die auf der Natur beruhen, nutzen die natürlichen Ressourcen, um eine nachhaltige Alternative zu traditionellen Küstenverteidigungsstrategien wie Deichen zu bieten.

Lösung

Das LIFE ADAPTA BLUES Projekt zielt darauf ab, Studien an Ästuarien und deren Ökosystemen durchzuführen, um die Anpassung an den Klimawandel der europäischen atlantischen Küstengebiete zu verbessern.

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LIFE Adaptablues Project Releases Layman Report in Five Languages

The LIFE Adaptablues project has recently published its Layman Report in five different languages, making its findings and recommendations accessible to a broader audience. This comprehensive report highlights the project’s efforts in promoting climate change adaptation and sustainable management of coastal ecosystems. By offering the report in multiple languages, LIFE Adaptablues aims to engage and [...]

LIFE AdaptaBlues Closing Meeting

This Wednesday 24 July, the LIFE AdaptaBlues project will have its final day. This public event will present the main results of the project, highlighting the important role of estuarine ecosystem conservation as an element of mitigation and protection against the effects of climate change on coasts. This closing day will also serve as a [...]

Published at Quercus magazine „El estuario de Oyambre: un laboratorio vivo en el litoral cantábrico“

Quercus magazine has published an article entitled “The Oyambre estuary: a living laboratory in the Cantabrian coast”, written by researchers of the LIFE AdaptaBlues project. This article highlights the ecological importance of the Oyambre estuary, located on the Cantabrian coast, as a natural space of great biodiversity and a key point for environmental research. [...]

We share our expertise with Portuguese professionals and managers at our workshop in Coimbra.

A technical workshop was held in the Coimbra region to disseminate the knowledge generated by the LIFE AdaptaBlues project in the Mondego estuary to local and regional stakeholders. The main goal of this workshop was to promote the application of estuarine conservation and restoration actions as Nature-based solutions for adapting to the effects of [...]

The project has started its workshops to disseminate the knowledge generated.

A technical workshop was held in Santander (Cantabria) to share and transfer the knowledge generated during the LIFE AdaptaBlues project to managers and society. The workshop aimed to present the main results regarding the climate risks in the estuaries of Cantabria, highlighting the value of the estuarine ecosystems as key elements for protecting of [...]

The postgraduate contest already has a winner

Isabel Gallego wins first place with her work about the adaptation of the Santander Bay (Cantabria) through the implementation of a saltmarsh monitoring system. Isabel will have the opportunity to present her work in the workshop that will be held in Cantabria with the coastal stakeholders. Congratulations for the winner! [...]

The restoration actions in the Mondego estuary has begun

The construction works began by the construction of wooden barriers aiming the reduction of the ebbing velocity in the pilot site. On the other hand, the saltmarsh transplantation concluded its 1st phase with Spartina maritima. Next Autumn/Winter we will transplant Bolboschaenus maritimus and Juncus to conclude salt marsh restoration action. [...]

CATALOGUE OF ADAPTATION MEASURES

The publication of catalogues of climate change adaptation measures is a valuable tool to help governments, businesses and communities prepare for the impacts of climate change. These catalogues provide practical guidance on adaptation measures that can be taken to reduce vulnerability and increase resilience to the effects of climate change, such as sea level [...]

Besuch des NEEMO-Teams beim Projekt LIFE Adaptabues

Am vergangenen 2. März erhielten wir den jährlichen Besuch unseres NEEMO-Teamleiters, um die Entwicklung des LIFE AdaptaBlues-Projekts zu analysieren. Die verschiedenen Projektpartner hatten die Gelegenheit, alle im letzten Jahr erzielten Fortschritte zu präsentieren, die von den einzelnen Partnern festgestellten Probleme sowie die gewonnenen Erkenntnisse darzulegen und einen Überblick über die Gesamtentwicklung unseres Projekts (erreichte [...]

A new paper about the impact of the coastal engineering infrastructure on the blue carbon habitats have been published.

Based on the data of the AdaptaBlues Life project, this paper contributes to increase the knowledge on the impact that the construction in coastal areas of civil engineering infrastructures can cause in intertidal habitats distribution and the ecological functions they provide for climate change adaption and mitigation.   Mazarrasa_et_al-2022-Scientific_Reports

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Das LIFE Adaptablues-Projekt hat Mündungsökosysteme (EVE) bewachsen, um die Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf die Küstengebiete zu verringern.

Februar 19th, 2020|0 Comments

Das LIFE Adaptablues-Projekt hat Mündungsökosysteme (EVE) bewachsen, um die Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf die Küstengebiete zu verringern. Europäische Flussmündungen sind jedoch durch Faktoren menschlichen Ursprungs bedroht. ➡️ Einnahmen von Land zu Meer ➡️Eutrophierung ➡️Propagation invasiver Arten [...]

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Bisher bestand die traditionelle Küstenverteidigung aus Konstruktionen wie Deichen oder Wellenbrechern…

Februar 9th, 2020|0 Comments

Bisher bestand die traditionelle Küstenverteidigung aus Konstruktionen wie Deichen oder Wellenbrechern. Derzeit erwägen Küstenmanager auf der ganzen Welt Alternativen, die sich Prozesse und Arten zunutze machen natürliche Ressourcen von Küstenökosystemen beigetragen. Dieser Ansatz wird als [...]

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