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The training concludes with synthesis, reflection and planning for implementation, culminating in the creation of draft engagement and risk assessment plans tailored to participants’ projects. eLTER researchers among the principal trainers.

Contributions addressing terrestrial, freshwater, coastal, critical zone, and socio-ecological systems are welcome. Stay tuned for the Call for Abstracts and Registration opening soon

The findings show how this approach significantly improves the understanding of karst processes, fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, and contributes to more effective water resource management

A unique opportunity for researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals to benefit from fully funded access to a wide range of cutting-edge services that address climate change-related risks.

Each session will focus on a specific sphere (Atmos-, Bio-, Hydro-, Geo-, Anthropo-), presenting the respective SOs protocols, providing examples and experience from the sites, and reserving time for discussion

Session 27 invites contributions on how ICOS, eLTER and related infrastructures can strengthen Monitoring, Reporting and Verification for climate action

Through long-term, interdisciplinary research, eLTER provides the scientific backbone needed to support functional restoration and link local evidence to European and global policy processes

The study was conducted by Micaela del Valle Rasino and team at eLTER site Foce Trigno-Marina di Petacciato, Central Italy

New research by Giulia Cesarini and colleagues shows that even isolated mountain environments are not shielded from microplastic pollution

The event offered a rare opportunity to look back at half a century of research at one of the Alps’ most important long-term environmental research sites—and to reflect on its growing relevance in a rapidly changing climate