Alien invasive species are the second largest threat to biodiversity, a sad and costly phenomenon that can only be halted by the progress of Science and Environmental Education

The destructive power of human beings is limitless. Despite human overpopulation, our species represents just a tiny part of the planet’s life but we have still become a global strength. Climate change, pollution, habitat loss and degradation, the overexploitation of natural resources, desertification, waste...

We look forward to seeing you at El Mirador commercial center (Cuenca, Spain) on January 25 and 26 to celebrate the World Environmental Education Day 2019 through free workshops and activities of Environmental Education

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It is privilege to be able to say that, for a number of decades now, society has been taking increasing awareness that caring for the environment start with each of us, with everything we do in our daily lives. Gradually, our knowledge, behaviours,...

Basic course on control of public use and visitor reception focused on the Natural Monument of Las Chorreras of the Cabriel River, a key educational action to work as eco-guard in the natural area

The natural area known as Las Chorreras of the Cabriel River, which is located between the municipal districts of Enguídanos and Víllora in the province of Cuenca (Spain), has a valuable natural and cultural heritage flagged by a singular tuffaceous system associated with fluvial processes and...

The migratory population of black-necked grebe in the Odiel Marshes is exposed to potentially toxic levels of metal pollution during its stay in the coastal wetland for the purpose of moulting

The Odiel Marshes, which are located in the mouth of the Tinto and Odiel rivers, in the south of the province of Huelva (Spain), are one of the most important coastal wetlands in the Iberian Peninsula owing to their high ecological, socioeconomic and cultural value. At this point of Spanish...