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Second Butterfly Day. Veïnat de Can Fosses. Morning walk: Sunday 15 June 2014 ... [See more]
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 25-08-2013
Sunday 25 August 2013. Guided visited to the House of Butterflies. ... [See more]
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 24-05-2013
First Butterfly Day. Veïnat de Can Fosses. Morning walk: Sunday 16 June 2013 ... [See more]
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 01-08-2012
News item in the 9 Nou newspaper appearing on 27 July 2012 ... [See more]
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 04-07-2012
On May 31 2013 the TV3 programme El Medi Ambient emitted a report on a study published recently in the scientific journal Nature Climate Change describing the effects of climate change on bird and butterfly populations. The programme had been recorded a few weeks early at the CBMS station at Olzinelles (Montnegre). This study is the fruit of the collaboration by various European research teams and is based on the combination of data from both... [See more]
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 04-07-2012
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 04-07-2012
The newspaper El PaÃs published last Friday an article that described some of the recent advances made in the study of Catalan butterflies. It quotes, amongst others, work by Constantà Stefanescu from the Granollers Museum of Natural History.
Specifically, the article refers to the article in the journal Nature Climate Change, describing the effects of climate change on bird and butterfly populations. To read the whole article, follow the link below. ... [See more]
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 17-01-2012
Some species are threatened by changes in habitats
The butterfly populations of the northern rim of the Mediterranean Basin will undergo a noticeable fall in numbers in coming years due to the effects of climate change and human-driven changes in the landscape. This is one of the conclusions of a study published in the journal Ecography written by a team from the Granollers Museum of Natural History and the Centre for Ecological Research and... [See more]
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