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Join Catalonia’s ResAlliance LandLab field trip to explore climate-resilient landscapes

26 June 2025. Aiguamúrcia & Alt Camp county, Catalonia (Spain)

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How can local land management practices strengthen the resilience of Mediterranean landscapes in the face of climate change? Find out by joining the upcoming ResAlliance project LandLab field day in Catalonia, taking place on 26 June 2025 in the Alt Camp county in Catalonia, Spain.

This one-day event brings together land managers, practitioners, and experts to explore real-world examples of sustainable land use and nature-based solutions. Through guided visits and on-site discussions, participants will gain practical insights into how agricultural and forestry practices are being adapted to support soil health, biodiversity, and climate resilience.

The field trip is designed to promote peer learning and knowledge exchange among local actors while showcasing innovative approaches developed through EU-funded projects and regional initiatives.

Participation is free, with lunch provided. Seats are limited.

Download agenda in PDF (in Catalan)

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ResAlliance
ResAlliance ("Landscape resilience knowledge alliance for agriculture and forestry in the Mediterranean basin") is a thematic network project funded by the European Union's Horizon Europe Programme. The aim of the project is to provide foresters and farmers with the knowledge and tools needed to implement innovative landscape resilience solutions in the Mediterranean.