News | Pyrenean climate change observatory

The Soil Monitoring and Resilience Directive has already been published and gives three years for compliance
The aim is to mitigate the effects of climate change and biodiversity loss, promote food security and prepare the soil for natural disasters

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The scientific and institutional community linked to the OPCC warns of the “critical situation” in the Pyrenees and urges action after “a devastating summer”

10 Nov

The LIFE Pyrenees4Clima project presents its first monograph, featuring 16 recommendations to strengthen prevention and response to the consequences of climate change, such as mega-fires and adverse natural phenomena in the Pyrenees.

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Reunión asamblea Aspir

Visitas de campo reunión Aspir

ASPir strengthens alliance for the protection of Pyrenean soils

27 Oct

The Alliance of Pyrenean Soils (ASPir) Conference has called on organisations, companies and institutions to contact the Alliance and share projects related to soil in the Pyrenean region, with the aim of strengthening cooperation for the protection of Pyrenean soils (integration into ASPir).

Eva García-Balaguer, en la #AragonClimateWeek

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Lors de la #AragonClimateWeek, l'OPCC souligne l'importance d'une adaptation coordonnée au changement climatique.

24 Oct

During the various working sessions of #AragonClimateWeek, the Pyrenean Observatory on Climate Change (OPCC) has highlighted the need to move forward with coordinated adaptation between territories and sectors in the face of climate change.