Hull welding of the R/V PHILIA 21.12.2020
Hull welding of the R/V PHILIA 21.12.2020
The hull of R/V PHILIA was welded at the Papilla shipyard by the company ANATEKO SA on 21.12.2020 within the framework of RePHIL project (www.rephil.eu).
Hull welding of the R/V PHILIA 21.12.2020
The hull of R/V PHILIA was welded at the Papilla shipyard by the company ANATEKO SA on 21.12.2020 within the framework of RePHIL project (www.rephil.eu).
The Research Vessel R/V PHILIA is being transformed and modernized to respond to the requirements of modern fisheries and oceanographic research.
Articles in press 30/11/2020 – 03/01/2021
Δείτε τα ανανεωμένα dashboards με τα δεδομένα των αυτόματων σταθμών παρακολούθησης υδάτων που έχουν εγκαταστήσει επιστήμονες του Ινστιτούτου, σε ποταμούς της χώρας (more…)
An important step in the process of transformation, extension, and modernization of R/V FILIA within the framework of “Rephil” project (more…)
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Η καταιγίδα Ιανός που από χτες πλήττει την χώρα μας έχει οδηγήσει στην άνοδο της στάθμης των ποταμών αυξάνοντας τον πλημμυρικό κίνδυνο εντός και εκτός αστικών περιοχών.
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Today, freshwater ecosystems are being critically threatened by agrochemical and industrial pollution, habitat degradation and loss, the introduction of invasive species, unsustainable dam construction, water overexploitation, and anthropogenic and climate-change-induced water scarcity. This Special Issue of Water welcomes scientific contributions from freshwater scientists, water managers, and policy makers that will enhance the state-of-the-art scientific knowledge in research and applications in the field of freshwater ecology and ecosystem protection and management. (more…)
With a view to implementing actions to improve the conservation status of Squalius keadicus (Endangered) and Pelasgus laconicus (Critically Endangered) protected fish species in the Eurotas catchment in Laconia, (more…)
Twenty years has passed since the WFD was adopted by the European Parliament. Putting ecosystem integrity at the base of management decisions, the way EU Member States have implemented water management has improved dramatically. (more…)