The BioFresh blog will take a break until the end of August, as our freshwater scientists migrate to warmer climes (usually including rivers and lakes…) for well-deserved holidays. We’ll be back towards the end of the month – have a great summer!
Lake Windermere, UK. Image: Wikipedia
Lake Como, Italy. Image: Wikipedia
Lake Ammersee, Germany. Image: Wikipedia
Features, interviews and analyses on freshwater conservation, science and policy.
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The blog was founded and edited between 2010-14 by the BioFresh project, an EU-funded project that built a global information platform for scientists and ecosystem managers with access to all available data describing the distribution, status and trends of global freshwater biodiversity.
Since 2014, the blog has been managed and edited by the MARS project – an EU-funded project which investigates how multiple stressors affect rivers, lakes and estuaries.
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