Forests with temperate species –typical of areas with 4 seasons– are expected to experience a significant decline if the increase in the average temperature of the...
A new study shows that cities with good tree cover and where the population perceives having access to parks or outdoor spaces can improve obesity, high blood pressure or...
This Erasmus+ project will develop and deliver a training program for future Forests for Health Coaches linking the health and forestry sectors. These Forests for Health Coaches...
30 scientists from 13 European countries, among them two of CTFC, have discovered evidence that throws into doubt the conclusions of the study claiming abrupt changes in...
A team from CTFC, CREAF and INBio-CIBIO of the University of Santiago de Compostela warn that the massive reforestation proposed by the European Union in the Green Deal should be...
Today, Eduardo Collado presents his doctoral thesis “Effects of forest management, tree growth and climate on fungal communities”, at CTFC. The thesis has been...
The results of a new study show that by means of a white mulching of the soil and with a small irrigation support, black truffle increases its competitiveness, thus adapting to...
A new study suggests that the quality of urban green spaces plays a fundamental role in their use and in their potential health effects, such as promoting physical activity and...
Land use and land cover data are a versatile tool when studying the relationship between the environment and people’s health. A recent research analyses the...
