Silence is golden (but fieldwork is even more so)
Despite the winter weather, our commitment has not stopped but multiplied: we have focused on the restoration of amphibian breeding sites, working hard in challenging
The importance of action in conservation: the example of the ARCA Project at the Botanical Garden in Rome
The conservation of biodiversity cannot be limited to theory or simple observation: it requires concrete action, responsible choices and constant commitment in the field. Only
ARCARoma: training, discussion and strategies for urban green spaces
As part of the ARCA Rome Project on amphibians in the capital, collaboration and constant dialogue with research institutions, local associations, citizens and authorities are
A day of discussion and sharing for the future of urban biodiversity
On Saturday 11 October, as part of the Deep Green Festival at the Ex Cartiera in Latina, along the historic Via Appia, we had the
The Hidden Threat: Invasive Alien Species and Their Impact on Aquatic Ecosystems
Invasive alien species are among the leading threats to global biodiversity. Their introduction—often accidental or linked to human activity—can disrupt the delicate balance