From the LIFE Ebro Resilience P1 Project we would like to invite all interested persons to the informative visit to the meander of El Señorío, in Castejón, which will take place next October 5 from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm. The meeting […]
The LIFE Ebro Resilience P1 project and the Aragon Delegation of the Official Association of Geologists have organized an informative talk on Ebro Resilience actions and new visions in flood risk management. A space for exchange and analysis. ipaci
From the LIFE Ebro Resilience P1 Project we are involving the local population in the development of the interventions we carry out for flood risk reduction. Therefore, we invite all interested people to a deliberative day in which we […]
On April 28th, an informative guided tour on the Ebro River and the risk of flooding will be organized. During the morning we will go through the meander of Aguilar, in the municipality of Fuentes de Ebro. There, we will see birds, learn about the works to be carried out and some concepts of fluvial dynamics. Sign up.
On May 11, we invite you to join us for a day of getting closer to the rivers. On the occasion of the global initiative WalkingRivers, on May 11 we have organized a circular route that will take us from the meander of El Señorío, in Castejón, Navarra, to the meander of La Roza, in Alfaro, in La Rioja.
Presentation of detailed studies and deliberation on flood risk mitigation alternatives in Azagra (section 3), for interested parties and the general public.
Presentation of detailed studies and discussion of flood risk mitigation alternatives in Section 10 for stakeholders and the general public.
On Saturday, September 13, we have organized with Pasea La Rioja (Government of La Rioja), a new storytelling about "The Colors of the Ebro". In the Centro de Interpretación de los Sotos de Alfaro y Sus Cigüeñas, in Alfaro, where […]
On October 4 we invite you to participate in an interpretive route through the Ebro groves between Castejón and Alfaro. The route will start in Castejón and will take us from the meander of El Señorío to La Roza (Alfaro) […]
