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What is SUMHAL?

This is a European project, framed within the LifeWatch ERIC pan-European distributed e-Science infrastructure, which aims to contribute to the conservation of biodiversity in Andalusia, through field work and virtual research environments.

This involves six Andalusian research centres and institutes, coordinated among themselves, in pursuit of a strategy for the preservation of biodiversity and the sustainable management of natural systems as heterogeneous and fragile as those existing in Andalusia, requiring both a “conservation assessment” and a “threat assessment”.

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WP1

Overall management and coordination

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WP2

Integration with LifeWatch ERIC ICT Core

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WP3

Exploring ways to generate, mobilize and disseminate long-term biodiversity information: from conservation baselines to management assessments

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WP4

Combining field data, citizen science and IoT to monitor anthropogenic impacts on Andalusian biodiversity and society

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WP5

eLabs-BioINTERACT: Ecological Interactions as Components of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services

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WP6

Development of protocols and indicators for monitoring and assessing the condition of the land at multiple scales

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WP7

Improving the sustainability of Mediterranean forests and silvopastoral agro-systems under climate change

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WP8

Use of isotopic fingerprints of Andalusian ecosystems as tools to assess changes in biodiversity, ecosystem management and sustainable development

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WP9

Conservation of plant diversity in the Betic mountain ranges

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News

Successful turnout at the stand of the Museo Casa de la Ciencia – CSIC Delegation

The Science Fair, organised by the Andalusian Society for the Dissemination of Science (SADC) and th…

Assessing the possible effects of climate change on Mediterranean forests through their bacterial populations

Phenomena such as severe droughts, forest fires and rising temperatures are factors that may endange…

Citizen science and annual censuses determine the increase in Seville’s parrot population in Seville

An invasive species is one that does not live in its own natural environment and often reaches huge …

More than 50 members of SUMHAL meet in Seville to check the status of the project

The SUMHAL project, Sustainability for Mediterraean Hotspots in Andalusia integrating LifeWatch ERIC…

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Proyecto LifeWatch ERIC - Sumhal
Proyecto LifeWatch ERIC - Sumhal @SUMHAL_CSIC 1 year ago

Hace mucho calor y no llueve ☔️.......pero es normal, estamos en verano 🥵

¿Es tan normal como podríamos pensar?

✍️Post de @Jai_MValderrama en @elindepcom

https://t.co/ExatK1Z6BT

@LifeWatchSpain @LifeWatchERIC @CSIC @CSICAndalExtrem @CSIC_VAACT @PTIEcobiodiv

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GEOVEG @GeovegUB 1 year ago

Novetat editorial: “Plantas vasculares endémicas de Andalucía” (Juan A. Alcaraz i Gloria Martínez-Sagarra).

És resultat del projecte @SUMHAL_CSIC, i conté informació actualitzada sobre 364 espècies.

Descàrrega lliure a la @Biblioteca_RJB:
bibdigital.rjb.csic.es/records/item/1…

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Proyecto LifeWatch ERIC - Sumhal
Proyecto LifeWatch ERIC - Sumhal @SUMHAL_CSIC 1 year ago

👨‍🔬Carlos Herrera es investigador emérito de @ebdonana

✅Estudia la ecología evolutiva de las interacciones planta-animal

#WP9 #PTI #yosoySUMHAL

https://t.co/9bYUdBnwcR

@LifeWatchSpain @LifeWatchERIC @CSIC @CSICAndalExtrem @PTIEcobiodiv @CSIC_VAACT @cmhmaliani

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