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With a warmer weather in the islands, we start to see the first blossoms of native species in the Laurel Forest. The azores bullfinch or priolo (Pyrrhula murina) knows this and we can already start to see some birds in (...)

The Ecological public purchases (EPP) try to promote efficiency in the use of resources and the minimization of environmental impacts, stimulating the supply of goods and services in the market, as well as the execution of public works and projects (...)

SPEA, partner of LIFE IP Azores Natura, is developing the 3rd Atlas of Breeding Birds, and intends to make a complete survey of the distribution and abundance of breeding birds throughout the national territory. For a project of this magnitude, (...)

Forests are extremely important to a region's ecosystem and economy. They are directly related to the rainfall regime, they help maintain the water resources, store carbon in the soil, are home to countless species, and we can also extract raw (...)

As part of the implementation of Action C3 (Implementation of pilot works for the conservation of endemic flora) of the LIFE IP AZORES NATURA project, the São Miguel Island Nature Park has been developing field and georeferencing surveys of wild (...)

Within the frame of the LIFE IP AZORES NATURA project, the team from the Graciosa Natural Park accessed the islets of Praia and Baixo last week with the aim of continuing to monitor the seabirds as part of action D5.1 (...)