LIFE REDUNE Final Conference: Results and Perpectives

March 15, 2022

On 25 March will be held the closing conference of the LIFE REDUNE project

On 25 March will be held the closing conference of the LIFE REDUNE project “Restoration of dune habitats in Natura 2000 sites of the Veneto coast” at the Auditorium Danilo Mainardi, Scientific Campus of Via Torino, in Mestre.
During the event, the “Guidelines for sustainable tourist use and correct management for the long-term conservation of dune ecosystems” will be officially presented. The conference is intended to be an opportunity for the exchange of knowledge and good practices on the conservation and sustainable management of coastal sand systems.

More info at the project website

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