On 5 May, members of UPV/EHU, Neiker and the Environmental Studies Centre visited Zumabakotxa (Vitoria-Gasteiz) to see the progress of Phy2SUDOE's work in the area. The plots in the Zumabakotxa site are located in the Jundiz industrial estate, in a place that was originally planned as...
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...
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...
The project partners have already printed the rollup and install it to identify the Phy2SUDOE project within their headquarters. This communication element will also be used in dissemination events scheduled in the framework of the project, as well as in other events where beneficiaries may...
On 21 January 2021, members of EKOFISKO Research Group (Dpt. Plant Biology and Ecology, UPV/EHU, Leioa) and Botanical Garden of Olarizu (Center for Environmental Studies, Vitoria-Gasteiz) visited the mining site located in Lanestosa (Western Biscay district, Basque-Cantabrian Basin, northern Spain, 43o 13’N; 3o26’W) within the...