Climate 

Access to the following sectors related to climate science and climate change in the Pyrenees.

Past and current climate

future climate

 

Impacts on socioeconomic systems

Access the following sectors related to socio-economic systems and climate change in the Pyrenees.

 

Natural risks and population

Tourism

Agropastoralism

Energy

 

Impacts on biophysical systems

Access the following sectors related to biophysical systems and climate change in the Pyrenees.

 

Flora

Fauna

Forests

Sensitive high mountain ecosystems

Water resources

 

 

Executive summary

 

The 10 challenges of climate change in the Pyrenees

 

Geo-portal

 

 

 

 

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Criosfera Pirineos

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Good Practices

 

 

 

 

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Consulta la web de la EPiCC

 

 

 

 

Acceder

Some current indicators on climate change for the Pyrenees

Geo-portal

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Involved organisations
93
Geographic information layers
10
Studied sectors
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Participative science initiatives

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Last News

The scientific and institutional community linked to the OPCC warns of the “critical situation” in the Pyrenees and urges action after “a devastating summer”

  • 10 Nov
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    ASPir strengthens alliance for the protection of Pyrenean soils

    • 27 Oct

    The Alliance of Pyrenean Soils (ASPir) Conference has called on organisations, companies and institutions to contact the Alliance and share projects related to soil in the Pyrenean region, with the

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    Lors de la #AragonClimateWeek, l'OPCC souligne l'importance d'une adaptation coordonnée au changement climatique.

    • 24 Oct

    During the various working sessions of #AragonClimateWeek, the Pyrenean Observatory on Climate Change (OPCC) has highlighted the need to move forward with coordinated adaptation between territories

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