biodiversity

The threat of the saline wedge

“The saline wedge is a hydrogeological phenomenon that occurs when salt water from the sea seeps into coastal aquifers, often due to excessive freshwater withdrawal.”…
The Vermocane, a bio-indicator that does not go unnoticed

“The worm is not just an inhabitant of the sea, but a messenger from the depths who invites us to reflect on the impact of…
Air pollution and respiratory allergies

Air pollution is like that noisy neighbour who won’t let you sleep: annoying and always present. And as if that wasn’t enough, it also combines…
Eutrophication and toxic blooms threaten our waters

Eutrophication is like a pool party where everyone brings food, but no one bothers to clean up afterwards. Aquatic plants binge on nutrients until there…
Mushrooms and drainage: the recipe for a healthy environment

Mushrooms are not only a culinary delight or the silent inhabitants of the woods, but also little ecological superheroes! With their incredible ability to transform…
Alien plants are not from Mars

Alien plants, not the ones with antennas and X-ray eyes, but the ones that silently invade our ecosystems, are a curious topic that scientists are…
Artificial intelligence at the service of beekeeping

Imagine a world where bees, nature’s little architects, are watched over and supported by an invisible network of advanced technology. This is not a futuristic…
Bamboo, our great ally!

Discovering the wonderful properties of bamboo, a herbaceous plant that is a valuable ally against the greenhouse effect, and more. What is bamboo? You have…