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New edition of the guide on technical specifications for wildlife crossings and measures to promote biodiversity
The third edition of the technical reference guide on wildlife crossings, perimeter fencing and other measures to promote biodiversity in transport infrastructure is now available. Produced within the framework of MITECO’s Working Group on Habitat Fragmentation, the publication includes new content on habitat defragmentation, ecological restoration and technologies to reduce wildlife roadkill, and updates the recommendations on wildlife crossings. MINUARTIA has contributed to this update by providing technical assistance, as part of a collaboration spanning more than twenty years aimed at improving ecological connectivity and the integration of biodiversity into transport infrastructure.
Progress of the Municipal Strategic Green Infrastructure Plans (PEMIV) promoted by the Ridaura Pact and the Girona Provincial Council
Within the framework of the Ridaura Pact, the drafting of four Municipal Strategic Green Infrastructure Plans (PEMIV) has been promoted
Managing outbreaks of African Swine Fever in wild boar, at the UAB-AVPC pig conference
The management of African swine fever (ASF) outbreaks in wild boar was one of the key topics at the pig industry conference organised by the UAB and the AVPC. In a presentation given by the MINUARTIA team, the measures adopted to contain the outbreak detected in Catalonia were outlined, along with the experience of other affected European countries. Given the spread of the disease across Europe, wild boar have become a key factor in its epidemiology, reinforcing the need for coordinated efforts between animal health professionals, ecology experts and wildlife managers to prevent its spread.
River and wetland diagnosis in Alt Empordà in the framework of the project RIUNATUR
Meeting on digital technologies and biodiversity management in transport infrastructure
On 16 and 17 October, Valladolid hosted a new edition of the Technical Meetings of the Habitat Fragmentation Working Group, focused on the use of digital technologies and Artificial Intelligence to improve the management of transport infrastructures.
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