The “Handbook of good practices and guidelines for the correct enjoyment and management of natural habitats in the beach system“, planned as part of the project actions (action E9), came into being with the intention of providing the basic indications necessary to find guidance on a particularly complex issue as that of the coastal strip, the…
The Layman’s Report is a mandatory tool in all LIFE projects. Its purpose is to make the project accessible to all potential stakeholders. In the LR of Res Maris you will find in a few pages (ok, not very few, but we tried to be as synthetic as possible) the whole history of the project,…
RES MARIS is, once again, an example of good practice among European projects. After being included in the 2017 “LIFE and coastal habitats” brochure, thanks to the actions carried out to improve the status of the European coastal habitats and the management of the Natura 2000 sites, here we are again in 2018 in “LIFE…
On October 23rd, at the Rome Botanical Garden, the conference “Facing the desertification in the Mediterranean with the Cocoon” was held, organized by the LIFE THE GREEN LINK project. The meeting was attended by Laura Lentini, project manager, who presented the RES MARIS project experience. Another important opportunity to get to know each other! To view…
The final conference of the LIFE Puffinus Tavolara project took place yesterday, October 5, 2018 in Olbia. the presentation of the intervention by the RES MARIS head of Alberto Sanna is available for consultation. To view it click here.
Between 14 and 16 October, at the Saint Joseph University in Beirut, Lebanon, a Res Maris project delegation, composed of representatives of the Biodiversity Conservation Centre of the University of Cagliari will present the project under the Ecoplantmed international conference.
