28 October, 2026

The head of CINEA, the European agency that manages the LIFE program, visits the Ebro Resilience region

Paloma Aba Garrote, director of the European Commission’s European Climate, Infrastructure, and Environment Agency (CINEA), has chosen this flood risk adaptation project in the middle section of the Ebro River to see firsthand its pilot initiatives and the coordinated efforts of the various government agencies
27 October, 2026

Ebro Resilience is participating in the 2026 World Green Infrastructure Congress at the invitation of the LIFE Program

In Barcelona, she shared her experience with public participation and coordination among government agencies at a workshop organized by CINEA, alongside nine other LIFE projects that are driving urban transformation across Europe
23 October, 2026

Exchange of experiences between LIFE Ebro Resilience P1 and RISKRAPID to strengthen natural hazard management

The Ebro Resilience technical team has traveled to the Pyrenees, where, in addition to holding the biannual meetings of its working groups and Management Committee, it has familiarized itself with the initiatives of the POCTEFA Program for cooperation among Spain, France, and Andorra
18 September, 2026

Touring the Ebro Resilience area with the LIFE IP Duero team

On September 16 and 17, the technical teams from the LIFE IP Duero and LIFE Ebro Resilience P1 projects shared their experiences and expertise on river restoration and flood risk adaptation, during sessions that included field visits to project sites […]
12 August, 2026

Preparing for the New School Year: Digital Tools to Boost Outreach and Participation

The upcoming MiraEbro app and the first virtual tours will provide an on-the-ground look at how nature-based solutions work to reduce flood risk, while also fostering greater engagement among the riverside community and anyone who visits the riverbank
14 July, 2026

About 100 high school students explore the Ebro River from the inside to learn how to live with flooding

In the first half of 2026, the LIFE Ebro Resilience P1 Project is establishing interpretive river tours as one of its main capacity-building initiatives with the education sector, introducing students to biodiversity, river dynamics, and adaptation to flood risk