The first results of the RES MARIS project have been published in the June issue of the prestigious scientific journal Plant Sociology, a magazine published by the Italian Society of Vegetation Science (S.I.S.V.), which collects original research articles on all aspects of phytosociology.
The June issue, additional volume, is entirely devoted to the International Conference of the Ecoplantmed project (ECOlogical use of native plants for environmental restoration and sustainable development in the Mediterranean region), which was held in October 2015 at Saint Joseph University in Beirut, Lebanon.
The article is available online at this page:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318589286_The_LIFE_project_RES_MARIS-Recovering_Endangered_habitatS_in_the_Capo_Carbonara_MARIne_area_Sardinia_first_results
