Wetlands are essential to biodiversity and the balance of ecosystems: they provide shelter and food for countless species, regulate the water cycle, and help mitigate the effects of climate change.
Yet in Spain, an estimated 60% to 70% of the original wetland area has been lost or degraded. Their conservation and restoration are urgent.
What solutions can halt their decline and restore their ability to sustain life?
That is the question we will explore at the fifth edition of the fundación Moeve Biodiversity Conference, taking place in Huelva on November 12, together with experts and our foundation’s partner companies.
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Frequently asked questions about the Moeve biodiversity Conference
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Wetlands are vital to biodiversity and the balance of ecosystems. They provide shelter and food for countless species, regulate the water cycle, and help mitigate the effects of climate change. Yet in Spain, an estimated 60% to 70% of the original wetland area has been lost or degraded, which makes their conservation and restoration especially important.
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At fundación Moeve, we work to recover, restore, and conserve ecosystems as part of our biodiversity focus area. Our initiatives include projects involving wetlands and other ecosystems, as well as awareness and outreach activities for schools, families, communities, and professionals.
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Our biodiversity projects aim to conserve and restore ecosystems that provide shelter and food for countless species. At fundación Moeve, we carry out conservation work in wetlands and other natural areas, helping to preserve the ecosystems that sustain life.
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Nature-based solutions restore wetlands by reviving their natural processes and biodiversity. This approach is part of ecosystem restoration, which seeks to bring degraded ecosystems back to full function and restore their capacity to deliver environmental benefits.
At fundación Moeve, we explore these solutions, alongside the conservation of wetlands, water, and land, at our biodiversity Conference.
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