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These are the most recent updates from the LIFE CO2RK Project
6 April 2025LIFE CO2RK in the COP29El Presidente de la Junta de Andalucía, Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla, presentó el proyecto LIFE CO2RK a la Conferencia de las Naciones Unidas sobre el Cambio Climático COP29 que se celebró en Bakú (Azerbayán) entre el 11 y el 22 de Noviembre de 2024. CO2RK was one of two examples of the emissions offset policy that Andalusia…
4 November 2024Presentations to Diffuse Sector companiesLIFE CO2RK is holding formal meetings with companies operating in Andalusia to explain the project's objectives, how they can support it, and the advantages that joining CO2 Emissions Offsetting Projects would have for them and for society as a whole.
3 November 2024CO2RK welcomes CINEAThe Director of CINEA, the European Climate, Environment and Infrastructure Executive Agency visits LIFE CO2RK This visit by the head of the EU's environmental research arm is a clear endorsement of the project and its potential for Climate Change Mitigation through public-private collaboration.
16 May 2024Control actions for deer, fallow deer, mouflons and wild pigsIn 2023, the CSMAEA is investing €0.7M in the repair and expansion of hunting fences in public forests such as “Buenas Noches” or “San José del Tiradero” where the excess of wild herbivores is preventing young cork oaks from growing (natural regeneration of the forest), as they are delicacies for these species with excessive populations.
30 April 2024Meeting with Forestry ConsultantsOn April 4th, a working meeting was held with the main consultants who provide technical assistance in the forestry management of the private farms in the Los Alcornocales Natural Park. The LIFE CO2RK Project was explained in detail and a work dynamic was established to obtain the contributions of these professionals
30 April 2024Field works for typing of Cork oak forestsSince December 2023 to June 2024, a team composed of researchers and technicians from the University of Córdoba, Idaf, Yuntas and the Los Alcornocales Natural Park performed field works to establish the forest and environmental characteristics of the different Cork Oak Forests and classify them into homogeneous typologies
11 February 2024The challenge of Natural RegenerationStudies and practical experiences developed by Los Alcornocales Natural Park technicians since 2010 have established that the most efficient technique for promoting the natural regeneration of the cork oak forest is the planting of acorns. Lack of regeneration is the greatest threat to forests and "dehesas"…
