On March 12th, UCP researchers Helena Moreira, Sofia Pereira and Joaquim Cunha, accompanied by the botanist Carlos Vila-Viçosa, from CIBIO-InBIO (UP), visited the Borralha Mine (S3) located in Montalegre (northern Portugal). The purpose was to survey native plants, with a special focus on those with...
GT.T1 is the work package focused on the management of the project. The Kick Off meeting of the project took place virtually on November 17, 2020. This meeting was attended by all members of the consortium. During the meeting, each GT leader summarized the most relevant aspects...
GT.T3 is the work package focused on the monitoring and evaluation of the project. The initial project report was completed in January 2021. During this first stage, the coordinator is working on a final list of indicators which will be used to monitor the implementation of the...
Members of the Phy2SUDOE Consortium have recently published a review paper on the conservation and promotion of biodiversity at phytomanaged sites. Phytomanagement is a remediation strategy that aims to combine a sustainable reduction of contaminant linkages at risk-assessed contaminated sites with the generation of valuable...
GT.T2 is the work package aimed at the communication of the project, and involves all the partners to ensure the successful dissemination of the project. The objective is to contribute to the formation and promotion of scientific and social culture among the citizens and the...