Life on terrestrial ecosystem | ODS Unileon | Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible

Terrestrial ecosystems, such as forests or mountains, are the main source of food, provide clean air and water, and constitute the habitat of millions of animal and plant species, in addition to offering numerous environmental services necessary for humanity.
Universities must take care of the life of terrestrial ecosystems to combat desertification and deforestation and preserve terrestrial habitats, implementing environmental management systems that prevent and minimize the impact of university activities on terrestrial ecosystems and biodiversity.

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BIOVINO

https://biovino.es/proyecto/

Biovino is a cross-border project that aims to lay the theoretical and technical foundations that allow the implementation of a biorefinery platform to value in a profitable and eco-sustainable way the by-products and waste generated by the wine sector from which to obtain a wide variety of bioactive compounds in the cross-border area of cooperation. (ODs 12 and 15)

SMARTER

https://www.smarterproject.eu/

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