
Comunicação e divulgação dos resultados
Life-Nieblas opening
Our Environmental Technician introduces the project in the action area at El Andén, Gran Canaria
Field work begins!
Today we talk to Mila, one of our specialist field workers. We hear more about her role and the acting zone in Gran Canaria
Captadores de Niebla introducción de Ricardo Gil
Niebla Agua es la empresa encargada de la construcción e instalación de los captadores de niebla tradicionales y Ricardo nos explica con más detalle el propósito de dichos captadores en este proyecto europeo.
Rai, Gran Canaria Council
Rai, one of the Coordinator of the Natural Landscape where Life-Nieblas takes place, gives an insight of what Gran Canaria Council role is in this innovative project.
Fog Water Collectors & Irrigation systems
Saúl, project technician gives a brief summary of what the irrigation systems will look like for Life-Nieblas and how water will be supplied in this area.
Nursery relevance in forest survival
Eli, Nursery Supervisor, has kindly talked to Life-Nieblas and explained why her nursery is essential in the survival of our forest. She tells us about two different methods of tree replication: seed germination and wild seedling picking. This delicate yet relevant job, can draw the difference between a successful or unsuccessful reforestation plan. Osorio Nursery is one of the two nurseries in Gran Canaria helping Life-Nieblas to get the trees they need to plant 36ha of bare ground
Wind Tunnel
One of our project goals is to improve the efficiency of the traditional design of Fog Water Collectors (FWC). In this regard, our partners from ICIA and ULL are working in the modeling and lab testing of FWC prototypes, trying out different materials , fog density and wind speeds.
The result of these tests will provide a FWC with higher collecting efficiency and lower infrastructure requirements.
We will keep a close eye in what our partners will develop!