LE BLOG du CREA Mont-Blanc
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Come and discover the many features of SPOT, the new website for Science Science in the Mountains Open to All, all day long at the Mont Blanc Observatory. With demonstrations of participatory science programs, SPOT navigation, meetings with researchers and … Continued
Thursday September 28th from 12:30 to 1:30 We look forward to seeing many of you at the Mont-Blanc Observatory to welcome Johanna Varner, researcher and professor of Biology at Colorado Mesa University Pikas : alpine mammals What is a pika … Continued
Support the preservation of the valley’s scientific heritage A new chapter is opening up for CREA Mont-Blanc and the Obs Mont-Blanc project. After the collaborative workshops, the work with the 17C architectural firm and the building permit application, the Obs … Continued
Collecting wild and domestic ungulate droppings for the HerbiLand project As part of this project on the population dynamics of wild herbivores in supra-forest environments, one of the scientific objectives is to determine the plant species on alpine shrubs consumed … Continued
What if the observation of ecosystems and a renewed relationship with nature opened the way to new adaptation strategies? They are a valuable source of inspiration for thinking differently about change based on the principles of natural systemps. CREA Mont-Blanc … Continued
The vast European project to study the mountain hare and the rock ptarmigan, which has just been completed, has advanced our knowledge of these very discreet animals threatened by climate change. For CREA Mont-Blanc and its partners, it has also … Continued
Wild Mont-Blanc, a citizen science program on alpine wildlife is back for its third season! Thousands of photos are waiting for you! Get ready to recognize which animal is hiding in the picture.. All these photos are from the forty … Continued
The unmissable #ScienceSandwich conferences are back! The CREA Mont-Blanc opens the doors of the Mont Blanc Observatory for these scientifc seminars. Come and meet researchers studying issues that affect the mountains.As the name “Science Sandwich” would suggest, the conference series … Continued
The processing of hundreds of thousands images from our camera traps mobilizes the expertise of researchers, machine learning and volunteer observers. Throughout the summer, extensive work was carried out to optimize the method. Next season of citizen science program “Wild … Continued