EWED

‘Extreme Wildfire Events Data Hub for Improved Decision Making’ The EWED project will set up a testbed and open platform to advance in research and prepare European emergency response systems for extreme wildfires. For two years, the consortium will gather fire and atmosphere data from extreme wildfire behaviour that has the potential to become extreme […]

MedEWSa

MedEWSa delivers a network of effective and interoparable Multi-Hazard impact-based Early Warning, MHEWS, spanning across the Mediterranean basin and its adjacent countries. It builds on existing infraestructures, fill gaps, and harmonizes thorugh innovative technologies. Particular attention is paid to current and emerging extrem event hotspots, vulnerable areas, and 2at-risk communities. Central to MedEWSa is a […]

Wild Pre-Pyrenees: Restoring an Alpine/Mediterranean mountain landscape

The Western Catalan Pre-Pyrenees extends over 140,000 ha between the high mountain area of the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean area of the Plain of Lleida. It hosts a wealth of plant life, a remarkable diversity of ungulates and is the only breeding site on the continent for all four species of European vultures. This biodiversity hotspot […]

SEMEDFIRE

In full alignment with the WIDERA-Twinning-topic’s requirements, SEMEDFIRE aims to enhance the capacities and knowledge-acquisition of the Widening institution; EUC, in Research-&-Innovation (R&I) and Research-Management-Administration (RMA) relating to Fire Safety and Fire Management. This is aimed through networking activities with five top-class leading counterparts at EU level; IMPERIAL COLLEGE, WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY, PAU COSTA FOUNDATION, FRENCH […]

FIRE-ADAPT

“The role of Integrated Fire Management on climate change adaptation for ecosystem services in tropical and subtropical regions” In the last few years, extreme wildfires have risen to international prominence, with widespread media coverage and political attention triggered by devastating fires in many places of the world, e.g. France, Greece, Italy, Brazil (the Amazon), and […]

ResAlliance

The objective of the ResAlliance is to facilitate information and knowledge flow and increase the awareness, understanding and capacity of farmers and foresters on landscape resilience in Mediterranean countries. More specifically, ResAlliance will gather and assess knowledge and practice needs, gaps, barriers, solutions and good practices to achieve resilient landscapes, with special emphasis on measures […]

Advanced Fire Analysis Network (AFAN)

AFAN aims at formalising a European wildfire expert knowledge-sharing network focused on fire risk analysis (or assessment) and risk reduction. The initiative has the sub-objective to scale up existing regional and national and international knowledge and capacities, transfer them with the mission of shared mutual learning and create the basis of an operational network based […]

Ramats de Foc

“Fire Flocks” is a project that helps manage forest fire risk through shepherding. The contribution of herds in fire risk management is enhanced through shepherding in strategic areas. Fire Flocks hallmarck favors the continuity of livestock activity in the territory and prevents large fires. “Fire Flocks” brings together public and private agents interested in the […]

WUICOM-BCN

Wildfires suppose a growing threat to populated areas around the world, especially in the Mediterranean arch, with a climate change scenario that leads to increasingly intense and destructive fires. Populations with an urban-forest interface -UIF- such as Barcelona with its perimeter neighborhoods scattered around the Collserola Park, are especially vulnerable to fires because they do […]