Tag: ALFAwetlands
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Joint Expert Webinar Series “Wetlands in Action”
Webinar Series on Wetland Research and Innovation Launches This November! Update: Recording of the session 1 “Tracking carbon and GHG Dynamics in Wetland Restoration” is available: here. The Horizon Europe Sister Projects ALFAwetlands, RESTORE4Cs, REWET, and WET HORIZONS are proud to announce the launch of “Wetlands in Action”, a dynamic series of expert-led webinars showcasing the latest in wetland science, innovation,
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The Influence of Temperature and Precipitation on Methane Emissions
One of the recent scientific articles, released with the support of ALFAwetlands project is the “Air temperature and precipitation constraining the modelled wetland methane emissions in a boreal region in northern Europe”. The article is led by the project partner, Finnish meteorological institute. It provides research based information about the influence of temperature and precipitation
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ALFAwetlands Consortium meeting-2025
The ALFAwetlands Consortium held its annual meeting from June 26–28, 2025, in the vibrant academic city of Tartu, Estonia. Nestled near one of Europe’s largest bogs, Tartu served as the ideal location to host the event, bringing together over 50 experts and partners from across Europe. The meeting was hosted by the University of Tartu
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ALFAwetlands and sister projects at INTECOL Conference
The INTECOL Wetlands Conference took place together with the 20th Annual Meeting of Society of Wetland Scientists Europe in Tartu, Estonia on June 29-July 4, 2025. ALFAwetlands, together with its sister projects REWET, Restore4Cs and WET Horizons joint it! ❗ Sister projects joint Symposium 13: Restoration of wetlands: Pathways, trade-offs and co-benefits had been conducted
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Join exciting biodiversity observations 2025
This year ALFAwetlands will again join City Nature Challenge initiative as an important citizens engagement activity. This will support understanding of wetlands importance and biodiversity benefits by involving the public in data collection and awareness initiatives. The City Nature Challenge (CNC) is an annual global community science event that encourages individuals worldwide to document urban biodiversity. Participants photograph
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EPISODE 6: Living Lab Finland
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EPISODE 5: Living Lab Estonia
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EPISODE 4: Living Lab Belgium
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EPISODE 3: Living Lab Austria-Hungary
