The project is coming to an end after 40 months of intense work and the involvement of more than 150 people, including professionals and university students from five Mediterranean countries.

The promoters of Erasmus+ EduBioMed are delighted to have succeeded in strengthening relations between Lebanese and Moroccan universities and reserves.

This initiative has funded the development and provision of tools for applied research in socio-environmental studies.

The Edu-BioMed project has published a new document to evaluate and give recommendations at the level of legal frameworks and governance mechanisms that influence the management and reality of Mediterranean Biosphere Reserves.

On December 16 and 17, 2021, Dr. Antoni Mas-Ponce, a researcher linked to the UNESCO International Center for Mediterranean Biosphere Reserves, participated in the MAB-IHP Regional Symposium Managing Water Resources in Biosphere Reserves in South East and the Mediterranean, presenting the strategic lines and main research projects of the Center, as well as presenting the main results of its recent doctoral thesis, Assessing the effects of Global Change on Mediterranean river basins.