Results of the BIOGEA project - Benefits for biodiversity from European agriculture and the CAP greening
At the end of February 2020, the BIOGEA project was completed. The project focused on studying the impacts of agricultural practices on the green and blue infrastructure (GBI) in agricultural landscapes in three EU Member States (Bulgaria, Germany and Spain), as well as the impact of policy measures on GBI and that of GBI on biodiversity.
The main results of the project research for Bulgaria are published in the monographa book "Biodiversity, green and blue infrastructure and agriculture in Bulgaria"(in Bulgarian language).
The project coordinator was Adelphi research GmbH, Germany, and partners: Institute of Agroecology and Biodiversity, Germany; National Museum of Natural Sciences, Spain; University of Extremadura, Spain and University of National and World Economy, Bulgaria. It was funded by three national funding organizations (Scientific Research Fund, Bulgaria; Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Germany; National Research Agency under the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness, Spain) through the European Commission co-financing scheme - BiodivERsA ERA-NET Co-Fund.
More information about the project can be found on BIOGEA website https://www.biogea-project.eu/.