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Re-Emerging: BEYOND LOCKDOWN Four years after the pandemic that changed the world in 2020, a team of artists and scientists, supported by CORILA, has brought to life Re-Emerging, a multidisciplinary and international initiative that blends artistic and scientific language to promote reflection on the connection

Today, in the heart of the Val Stagnon Nature Reserve, organized by Naravni rezervat Škocjanski zatok and Regionalni razvojni center Koper, the second meeting of the partners of the Interreg IT-SLO Poseidone Project will take place, in conjunction with the World Wetlands Day. This year,

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FORTUNE Italy has created a special issue dedicated to Venice and the MOSE, the hydraulic system of mobile and invisible dams that protects Venice from high waters. In this monograph it is told in many voices how the MOSE saved and continues to save Venice,

CONFERENCE ORGANIZED BY THE VENICE FOUNDATION, WORLD CAPITAL OF SUSTAINABILITY Resilient Cultural Heritage: Protecting Cultural Heritage from Sea Level Rise Venezia, Giorgio Cini Foundation, on the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, from 9.30 am (registrations from 9.00 am) to 1.00 pm. Considering the Sendai Framework

Birdstrike event foiled at Venice Marco Polo airport. The interview with Francesca Coccon, CORILA, on La Nuova di Venezia, Saturday 13rd October 2023.

Paving the way towards sustainable river to sea coastal restoration: REST-COAST Annual Meeting REST-COAST is glad to share that, organised and hosted by Grzegorz Rozynski of Institute of Hydraulic Engineering of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IBW PAN),  this year’s project Annual Meeting is taking place between 18

The FRAMESPORT project formally ended the past June 30th. Many are the activities and initiatives carried out by the Italian-Croatian partnership during these three years and many are the experiences and relationships established that we will cherish for future projects. A concise but at the

The CORILA has participated as PROJECT partner in project HATCH: Hadraticum Data Hub that has successfully finished. The main goal of the HATCH project was to capitalize on the results of the previously conducted projects of the Interreg Italy-Croatia CBC Programme: ECOMAP, ECOSS, SASPAS, AdSWiM,