Field survey and sample collection in the BioClima Vysočina Case Study, focusing on fruit tree diversity, vegetation monitoring, and field documentation
Sept. 8, 2026 • Jiri Sedlak, Iveta Husáková - RESEARCH AND BREEDING FRUIT INSTITUTE HOLOVOUSY s.r.o. (VSUO)
Cover image: The pond’s littoral zoneAs part of the ongoing monitoring activities within the BioClima Case Study in the Vysočina region, a field survey and sample collection campaign was carried out
From Satellite Data to a More Resilient Landscape
Aug. 31, 2026 • Sarka Horakova (P4A)
The BioClima project was presented at Země živitelka 2026, one of the largest agricultural exhibitions in the Czech Republic. The presentation formed part of the workshop “The Countryside of the Futu
Permanent vegetation plots, UAV surveys, and biodiversity monitoring are advancing long-term ecosystem observation in the BioClima Vysočina Case Study
July 27, 2026 • Jiri Sedlak - RESEARCH AND BREEDING FRUIT INSTITUTE HOLOVOUSY s.r.o. (VSUO)
As part of the ongoing semi-operational trial (Case Study) of the BioClima project, a new field campaign was carried out on 15 July 2026 in the Case Study locality within the Vysočina region. The vis
BioClima and the BMD project are joining forces to promote innovative, data-driven solutions for biodiversity conservation across Europe
July 7, 2026 • Sarka Horakova (P4A)
BioClima is pleased to strengthen its collaboration with the Horizon Europe sister project Biodiversity Meets Data (BMD), reinforcing joint efforts to improve the communication and dissemination of r
Latest project news, new use cases, and stronger EU–China cooperation
July 2, 2026 • Sarka Horakova (P4A)
We are pleased to announce that BioClima Newsletter Issue 2 is now available online.The second issue highlights the latest progress of the BioClima project, showcasing recent scientific achievements,
UAV and field data collection for biodiversity monitoring
June 30, 2026 • Ionuț Șandric (University of Bucharest)
Cover photo: Pasture quality mapping in the Iron Gates area. UAV imagery captures open grasslands, scattered trees and rocky slopes used for pasture quality assessment.The Romania use case has moved
Using high-resolution satellite observations, the European Arctic BioClima use case monitors how climate change is affecting vegetation growth, productivity, and seasonal dynamics across northern ecosystems.
June 25, 2026 • Dr. Zhanzhang Cai (Lund University)
Using satellite Earth observation and advanced vegetation indicators, the European Arctic BioClima use case tracks how climate change is affecting vegetation productivity and seasonal dynamics across
Researchers and project partners from Europe and China gathered for a week of workshops, discussions and field visits focused on AI-driven Earth observation, biodiversity monitoring and climate adaptation.
June 11, 2026 • Monika Mundilova (Faculty of Applied Sciences at the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen)
Hosted by the Aerospace Information Research Institute (AIRCAS) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the meeting brought together researchers, technical experts and project managers from partner insti
A new memorandum signed under the BioClima project lays the foundation for long-term China-EU collaboration in biodiversity conservation, ecological monitoring, and scientific exchange.
June 10, 2026 • Monika Mundilova (Faculty of Applied Sciences at the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen)
During the BioClima partners' visit to China, representatives of European and Chinese institutions witnessed the inauguration of the China-EU Biodiversity Exchange Centre in Huzhou and the signi
Advancing biodiversity and climate monitoring through Earth observation, ecosystem modelling and long-term environmental research.
June 8, 2026 • Dr. Zheng Duan (Lund University)
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