The Valencian Community Stranding Network, a project developed by the Cavanilles Institute of Biodiversity and Evolutionary Biology (ICBiBE), located in the UV Science Park, together with the Marine Zoology Research Group (ZOOMAR) at the University of Valencia, has released an informative video...

More than half of the sharks and rays in the Mediterranean are at risk of extinction due to the growing threat of fishing pressure, climate change and pollution. A team from the Cavanilles Institute of the University of Valencia provides new data on the situation of these species whose conservation...

On Thursday, February 23, 2023, in room B1 of Building B of the School of Biological Sciences on the Burjasot Campus (50 Dr Moliner Street, 46100 Burjasot, Valencia) the presentation of the CONCEPTU MARIS project and its volunteer proposal was made.

The University of Valencia participates in a European project which main objective is to increase knowledge of Mediterranean cetaceans and turtles in order to be able to establish conservation plans agreed at an international level

Our student Olga Novillo Sanjuan has just deposited her doctoral thesis entitled "ASSESSMENT OF MICROPLASTICS AND OTHER CONTAMINANTS IN MARINE VERTEBRATES FROM THE WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA", which analyzes the exposure of loggerhead turtles, striped dolphins, and jeweled lanternfish (Lampanyctus...

The Research Group have created his web to adapt it to the new agent of contents and improve the interficie and the accessibility as already it has made in other corporate webs.