7 March, 2025

La Roza rest area has new furniture: an example of public participation in the definition of its uses

We completed the conditioning of the plot that was left for public use after the process of making land available for the morphological adaptation of this meander in Alfaro, La Rioja, where only the installation of an informative panel remains.
28 February, 2025

The exhibition “When the river recovers its space”, a meeting place to talk about adaptation and flood risks

This photographic exhibition premiered in February at the CDAMAZ in Zaragoza, accompanied by informative activities with the general public and journalists, and now begins a tour of other spaces in the middle stretch of the Ebro.
23 January, 2025

Tools for the adaptation of the riparian population: tips for self-protection against floods

Responding to the request of the people participating in the different groups of the LIFE Ebro Resilience P1 Project, we compiled information from different official sources of civil protection in order to face the flood phenomenon.
31 October, 2024

First works for the environmental restoration of the Ebro in the meander of El Señorío (Castejón, Navarra).

Phase 1 of the renaturation of this area, integrated in the LIFE Ebro Resilience P1 Project, has started and is focused, for the moment, on the left bank of the river with the objective of recovering the connection between the riparian forests and the riverside.
16 October, 2024

Navarre farmers and municipal representatives learn about Ebro Resilience experiences in Aragon

In October, the Government of Navarra, through GAN-NIK and together with the CHE, organized two conferences to inform municipal representatives and farmers of the region about the Ebro Resilience interventions in Aragón to adapt agricultural areas to floods and to assess the value of reproducing them.
4 September, 2024

LIFE Ebro Resilience P1: a knowledge network on floods and replication of results

Networking and knowledge exchange and the transfer and replication of results are two lines of work of the Project, which have already taken Ebro Resilience technicians to 14 national and international forums, congresses and conferences.