This video presents the methodologies used and the results obtained in the EXTREME project (PCFI/GFC/0078/2018) - "Influence of volatile organic compounds (VOC) in the extreme behaviour of forest fires" - project funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology, coordinated by the New University of Lisbon and having as partners CEABN-InBIO (ISA/ULisboa) and the Faculty of Sciences of ULisboa.

Virtual conference "Trees at the service of the urban ecosystem". This conference takes place within the Lx-Tree project, the result of a collaboration between the Centre for Applied Ecology Professor Baeta Neves (CEABN) of the Higher Institute of Agronomy - University of Lisbon and the Lisbon City Council.

+ Info: https://www.isa.ulisboa.pt/vida-no-isa/destaques/eventos-internos/20210521-conferencia-as-arvores-ao-servico-do-ecossistema-urbano

Award-winning filmmaker Johan Heurgren and his team followed the office and field work of the Lx-Tree project between 31 July and 03 August. The filming will be part of an international documentary about trees in the city and their benefits for the community. The Lx-Tree project illustrates the diversity of species and the ecosystem services provided in a city like Lisbon.

Our researcher Miguel Bugalho gives his opinion on reducing emissions through a new generation of plantations in Brasil. This is a short video from "PlantNation", that is an online community for anyone that wants to talk about planted forests. Talking together, learning from and with one another, making use of diversity and creating synergies will lead us to find solutions to nowadays challenges. To know everything about "PlantNation" please access here! (Please note that this video is in Portuguese).

In this video we present the Centre for Applied Ecology "Prof. Baeta Neves" (CEABN), that is, who we are and what we do.This video was produced to celebrate our 20th anniversary and the 100th anniversary of the birth of Prof. Baeta Neves, former Professor at the Higher Institute of Agronomy and pioneer of the nature conservation in Portugal.

English version named "CEABN 2016 (English Version)".

This exhibition illustrates, through a hundred images and texts, the different ongoing research areas of CEABN InBio and the importance of image in science communication. It is also the first initiative that marks the celebration of the 20 years of CEABN existence and the 100th anniversary of the birth of Prof. Baeta Neves. You can visit this exhibition until the 29th of January 2016. (This video is only available in Portuguese).

Directed by Nadine Ribet, throughout the film, we discover new fire practitioners across several Mediterranean countries (Portugal, Catalonia, Sardinia, Corsica). They are foresters, forest fire fighters, fire fighters and engineer in pasturland management. Their respective missions are civil security, forest protection against fire, rangeland management or the management of protected natural areas.

New York Times story featuring Cork Oak and Olm Oak ecossystems in Portugal, presented by our coleague Luísa Nunes.

Students in the award-winning Pace University course "Producing the Documentary" highlight the unseen issues within the cork industry in Portugal. The students wrote, filmed and produced the entire project, traveling to Porto, Coruche & Lisbon to research and film.

Directed by Francisco Manso, this documentary shows the experience in fire techniques useful in the prevention and wildfire firefighting.

English Version named "The Salamander Paradox".

English version named "Fire Memories".

English version named "Fire in the balance".

Directed by Francisco Manso for the FIRE PARADOX project, this documentary focuses on prescribed fire as a forest management and prevention component. This issue is of particular importance to Serra do Gerês, with its great Natural Park regularly devastated by wildfires and where there is an ancient tradition of fire use for grazing.

Directed by Frederico Miranda, "Fire Memories" is a documentary that aims to show the memories of old forest Masters who have devoted their lives to the forest.

Directed by Nadine Ribet, this documentary is focused on a small town in Northern Portugal, where it's common to see fires in the mountains. Known as "Terra Fria" (Cold Land) because of its altitude, its Continental climate and the omnipresence of granite, this area is used to burnings. The impressive visibility of the fires, or of their traces, contrasts with the invisibility of those who've lit them.