Marianne Hilgers, Las Torcas and how to retrieve fertil land
25/03/2011

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The historic man-made soils of the Generalife garden (La Alhambra, Granada, Spain)

We studied the soils of the Patio de la Acequia garden of the Generalife, a [...]

22
Mar
Cultural landscapes in Med-O-Med

One of the characteristics of Islamic civilisation since early times has been its special admiration [...]

20
Mar
Med-O-Med in the Media

The Spanish magazine online on ecology, sustainability and naturalistic traveling Bio Traveler has published this article [...]

18
Mar
José Manuel Milán and the threat of La Alpujarra
18/03/2011

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I International Forum ΣH2O

First International Water Week Zaragoza, 21 – 24 de March of 2011 The International Chair of [...]

17
Mar
III International Hispano-arabic Gardening Meeting

In this Meeting it will be analyzed the arabic and muslim influences in the spanish [...]

17
Mar
2011-2020, Decade of biodiversity

United Nations Declare UN-Decade for Biodiversity 2011 – 2020: Following a recommendation of the Parties [...]

15
Mar
Two new botanic gardens added to Med-O-Med

Two new botanical gardens have joined the Network of Botanic Gardens of the Mediterranean and [...]

11
Mar
Miguel López y José Antonio Gómez. Mecina Bombaron and the Moorish law
11/03/2011

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Some traditional recipes from Morocco

« …many herbal medications are still used in Morocco. For example, to relieve asthma, the attar [...]

08
Mar
Bitter orange trees of bad reputation

“For centuries, the bitter orange had rather evil associations. Al-Tignari, the agricultural writer, said it [...]

08
Mar
The Orotava Garden: a walk through history of him

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08
Mar
Basketwork in Canary Islands

Basketry, an art form based on plant fibres, has reached a high level of perfection [...]

05
Mar
Eduardo García and the irrigation system in La Alpujarra
04/03/2011

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Bioculture- Organic Products and responsible consumption Fair

Valencia Fair.  4th, 5th y 6th of March, 2011 –   2nd Edition +info [...]

02
Mar
An award for the inventor of the term “biodiversity”

The BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in the Ecology and Conservation Biology category goes [...]

26
Feb
Eugenio Salguero and the “cabañuelas” in Capilerilla
25/02/2011

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New publication: A REDD+ manual for botanic gardens

‘Forests cover 31% of the world’s surface and contain vast carbon stocks. However, 13 million [...]

18
Feb
Marina Martín, medical plants and learning from earth
18/02/2011

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A tree sculpture by Philip Haas

Visitors to the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC have been perplexed and astonished [...]

15
Feb
La Alpujarra and Water
11/02/2011

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The art of ‘atauriques’

The art of arabesques with vegetal motifs, called “ataurique” in spanish (from the arab attawriq), [...]

08
Feb
The sugar’s crops in al-Andalus

“…A number of exotic crops had to be grown under irrigation, acclimatising them for the [...]

08
Feb
A henna’s recipe

When travelling from oasis to oasis in the southern Maghreb, it is not unusual to [...]

08
Feb
Axarquia, sustainable and worthwhile cultive challenge
04/02/2011

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2nd of February, World Wetlands Day.

2 February each year is World Wetlands Day.  It marks the date of the adoption [...]

02
Feb
Citizen participation in the revitalization of traditional architecture in Morocco

« La ville. Patrimoine vivant » : forums consultatifs organisés par le projet Montada Since [...]

01
Feb
Sebesten and sumac, two fruits imported from the East during the Middle Ages

This paper joins a number of historical pieces of information concerning two species of Asiatic [...]

28
Jan
José Moreno, technician from the Rural Development Center
28/01/2011

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