Tag Archives: nature

Le catalogue des plantes de l’Ecole de Jardinage Bouregreg

Chers amis, Nous avons le plaisir de vous présenter le catalogue des plantes disponibles à [...]

The Royal Botanical Garden and FUNCI launch the Andalusi Trail

Coinciding with World Environment Day, this route was presented, which brings together 15 plants linked [...]

The Arabs’ age-old invention against drought

The severity of the drought is a growing problem in many parts of Spain. In [...]

The communication among trees

The forestry engineer Enrique García Gómez reveals in ‘The intelligence of forests’ surprising secrets of [...]

Climate change and Arabic ditches in the South of Spain

Cristina Armunia Berges On the southern face of Sierra Nevada, many of the irrigation ditches [...]

Climate emergency and the future of the Mediterranean

Alfonso Casani – FUNCI Environmental degradation is leading more and more institutions and countries to [...]

The monarch butterfly, a threatened migratory species

Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) are characterized by their resilience and migration. Each year, in a [...]

The Great Green Wall of Africa

Since 2007, some twenty African countries have been promoting an ambitious reforestation initiative: the construction [...]

May 10th, the new International Argania Day

The United Nations General Assembly, at the request of Morocco, has recognized May 10th as [...]

In Tunisia, the “Lady of Acacias” fights against desertification

Simon Speakman Cordall The dusty Peugeot rumbles along the road, parallel to the ancient aqueduct [...]

Why you’re craving the outdoors during the coronavirus lockdown

When the long-awaited warm sunny weather arrived in Toronto over the weekend, hundreds flocked to [...]

The impact of climate change in the Mediterranean

At the beginning of 2019, Science magazine published an alarming article, written by the Chinese [...]

Posidonia oceanica, the lung and base of the Med-O-Med region

The posidonia oceanica, better known as Neptune grass or Mediterranean tapeweed, is the oldest species [...]

The wind and the stars, World Heritage goods

This is a call for the recognition of the wind and the stars as an Intangible [...]

7th WEEC works have been published

The proceedings of the 7th World Congress on Environmental Education (WEEC, Marrakech, 9-14 June 2013) [...]

The drop of water of Markus Reugels

The photographies of Markus Reugels are true works of art. This German photographer, altough amateur, [...]

FUNCI at the RNE’s programme Reserva Nacional

Last Friday, Inés Eléxpuru, Communication Manager at FUNCI was interviewed for the program “Reserva Natural”, [...]

Festival of Glycinias

The flowering period of glycinias, those lilac or violet climbing flowers arranged in bunches, is [...]