Pilot trial of the An-Gel Sudoe project carried out in a chestnut orchard managed by Invenio, aimed at analysing the influence of soil moisture and ground cover management on the intensity of spring frost events, through continuous climatic monitoring and thermal mapping with drones under real field conditions.
Pilot trial of the An-Gel Sudoe project carried out in vineyards of the Bergeracois, focused on the evaluation of active and passive frost mitigation techniques through the use of advanced agrometeorological instrumentation, thermal drones and lidar technology, with the aim of identifying effective mitigation strategies under real field conditions.
Pilot trial of the An-Gel Sudoe project carried out at the IMIDA experimental plot Hacienda Nueva, focused on continuous monitoring of the energy balance and vineyard behaviour in response to spring frost events, with the aim of assessing their impact on budburst, yield and grape quality under real field conditions.
Pilot trial of the An-Gel Sudoe project focused on analysing the effect of different pruning dates in vineyards as a strategy to delay budburst and reduce vulnerability to spring frosts, assessing their impact on phenology, yield and grape quality under real field conditions.
Pilot trial of the An-Gel Sudoe project aimed at assessing spring frost mitigation techniques in apple orchards and vineyards. The pilot analyses crop thermal behaviour and the soil–plant–atmosphere energy balance using advanced sensor technologies and thermal remote sensing, with the aim of generating applied knowledge to reduce the impact of frost events under real field conditions.
The SocialForest project promotes a Transnational Forest Strategy to adapt south-western European forests to climate change, in response to increasing droughts, wildfires and degradation processes threatening ecosystems and rural areas. The initiative offers a common framework for Spain, Portugal and France, based on climate vulnerability analysis, participatory priority-setting and a harmonised catalogue of management measures oriented towards resistance, resilience or transition of forest systems. Through a practical decision-support tool, SocialForest facilitates the coherent and transparent implementation of on-the-ground actions, helping to move from strategy to action in a context of growing climatic uncertainty.
An Action Plan setting out specific measures to promote the conservation of protected natural areas, linked to the sustainable management of extensive livestock farming. It
As a result of the implementation of innovative pilot-scale solutions, in parallel with the development of the White Paper and under the coordination of the participating entities, a technical implementation action plan will be developed to translate the recommendations contained in this strategic document into operational practice.
This document, of a highly practical nature, will serve as a detailed guide for the deployment of the solutions tested in the fields of prevention, early detection and remediation of cyanobacterial blooms. It will also contribute to facilitating the understanding, application and uptake of policy guidelines, by providing concrete and directly applicable technical support for their integration into planning instruments, in particular the River Basin Management Plans of the fourth cycle of the Water Framework Directive.
Moreover, this output will play a key role in the transfer of results across the entire Sudoe area, contributing significantly and sustainably to improving the management of risks associated with cyanobacterial proliferations and their impacts on water quality.
A strategy that will set out the conservation guidelines for protected natural areas, linked to the sustainable management of extensive livestock farming, and which will
This document, which will be developed under the leadership of the Agência Portuguesa do Ambiente and taking into account the results obtained across the different territories of the Sudoe area, will include a set of recommendations aimed at their integration into public policies related to the management of water body quality.
In general, it will promote a shift from an approach focused on mitigating impacts after they occur towards one based on anticipation, prevention and early detection of cyanobacterial bloom events. In addition, the document will include a detailed analysis of the triggering factors of these phenomena, proposing solutions that enable early action, thereby reducing environmental impacts, associated costs, and restrictions on water uses and economic activities.
