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The countdown is on: only 10 days to BEeS 2026! | |
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We're all set for the 2026 edition of LifeWatch ERIC's Biodiversity and Ecosystem eScience Conference. An outstanding lineup of panellists, 6 masterclasses, a bioblitz and 11 training sessions are ready to inspire discussions and collaboration. Registrations will close on 30 June, at 23:59 CEST, and we look forward to welcoming you all in the beautiful city of Plovdiv. | |
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Are you ready to take pictures and win a t-shirt at #BEeS2026? Come find us at the registrations desk and get ready to explore and document the biodiversity surrounding Plovdiv. The more observations you submit, the more biodiversity data you will help collect! | | | |
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News from the World of Research
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High-quality radar data is only available for a few days, and workflows must run regularly in order to capture it. LifeWatch ERIC teamed up with researchers to build a new feature in our software, presented at IRAC 2026 (Amsterdam). | |
Great news! We are happy to share that our Distributed Centre LifeWatch Italy has recently joined us on LinkedIn. Follow their channel to stay up to date with the latest news from biodiversity and ecosystem research in Italy. | | | |
Agroecology Monitoring experts met in Rome early in June for two and a half days, to identify priority areas of action for the EU AGROECOLOGY Partnership and to validate its Conceptual Framework structure and its three monitoring lenses. | |
"Marine SABRES in FAIRS" joined the annual celebrations of Sjómannadagurinn (Fishermen's Day) in Hafnarfjörður, Iceland, with an interactive space dedicated to the relationship between people and the ocean. | | | |
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In this episode of Where Waters Breathe, follow the RESTORE4Cs scientists as they work to understand nutrient cycling and eutrophication processes in the Curonian coastal lagoon, the largest in Europe, stretching across Lithuania and Russia. Through the use of ecological models, they simulate restoration scenarios and predict which measures could most effectively reduce nutrient loads, limit harmful algal blooms and lower greenhouse gas emissions. | | | |
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The Damascena Trigintipetala rose. Picture taken in the Roseto di San Giovanni, Trieste, Italy. Photo by Andrea Moro, University of Trieste, Department of Life Sciences. Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0. Original link here. | |
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