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Marine ecosystems as carbon sinks

Blue Carbon

Despite the benefits and services they offer, coastal ecosystems are one of the most threatened on Earth. Enter and discover its characteristics and how can you help to protect them

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The role of the project for the mitigation of climate change

Life Blue Natura

Welcome to the website of Blue Natura Project. An innovative initiative which strives to ascertain how tidal marshes and seagrasses work as carbon sinks

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06Mar 2018
Meeting of the Advisory group to evaluate Blue Carbon compensation projects.
The Life Blue Natura project celebrates the second meeting of the Advisory Group, an expert meeting in the Bahía de Cádiz Natural Park with the aim of advancing in the identification of a catalog of...
24Nov 2017
The European Commission follows up on the project in a meeting held in Almería
Representatives of the European Commission attend an evaluation meeting of the LIFE Blue Natura Project. The meeting was held in the Territorial Delegation of the Environment of Almería....
07Nov 2017
BLUE CARBON SAMPLING ON BOARD THE GARCÍA DEL CID
During the month of October, the second “Blue Carbon” sampling campaign was carried out on the seabed of Almería, Granada and Málaga. These are key works to quantify the stock of carbon stored i...

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BLUE CARBON

As is well known, CO₂ is the main greenhouse gas. Carbon retained by marine ecosystems is known as Blue Carbon.

OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT

Achieving the protection of nature through the environmental services generated by this sink ecosystems.

PROJECT AREA

Discover the importance of seagrass beds and tidal marshes for this Project.