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LIFE13 NAT / ES / 000722
«ACTIONS TOWARDS THE PROTECTION AN CONSERVATION OF IBERIAN CYPRINIDS OF COMMUNITY INTEREST»
THE PROJECT
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IN RECENT YEARS, DIFFERENT STUDIES HAVE BEEN CONDUCTED WHICH HAVE SHOWN A DECREASE IN THE POPULATION OF DIFFERENT CYPRINID FISH SPECIES IN THE DUERO AND TAJO BASINS, AS WELL AS AN INCREASE IN THE INVASIVE SPECIES DISTRIBUTION.
As a consequence of these studies, it can be seen an urgent necessity to take measures against these populations’ regression, considering the Salamanca area as one of the main areas of interest due to the number of SCI associated to the water courses and the composition and protection level of the native and endemic fish communities, that can be found within this area; some of which are only in this territory and are considered endangered or threatened.
To this end, the Confederación Hidrográfica del Duero, as coordinating beneficiary, and the Junta de Castilla y Leon, La Fundacion Patrimonio Natural and Confederación Hidrográfica del Tajo, all of them as associated beneficiaries, presented a LIFE + project in order to protect and establish a protocol for the recovery of endemic native cyprinids populations of the southwest of the province of Salamanca, as well as conserve and restore the natural habitats in which these species are found.
On 04/30/2014, the European Commission made public the list of selected projects for the LIFE+ 2013 call, being the project with the reference LIFE13 NAT / ES / 000772 ” ACTIONS TOWARDS THE PROTECTION AND CONSERVATION OF IBERIAN CYPRINIDS OF COMMUNITY INTEREST-CIPRÍBER-” one of them.
BUDGET:
2.429.049,00 euros
EUROPEAN UNION CONTRIBUTION:
1.214.524€
Duration:
From 02/06/2014 to 31/12/2019
Coordinating Beneficiary
CONFEDERACIÓN HIDROGRÁFICA DEL DUERO
C/ Muro, 5 47071 Valladolid
Associated Beneficiaries
JUNTA DE CASTILLA Y LEÓN. CONSEJERÍA DE FOMENTO
Y MEDIO AMBIENTE.
C/ Rigoberto Cortejoso, 14
47014 Valladolid
FUNDACIÓN PATRIMONIO NATURAL DE CASTILLA Y LEÓN
Cañada Real, 306 47008 Valladolid
CONFEDERACIÓN HIDROGRÁFICA DEL TAJO
Avenida de Portugal, 81.- 28071 Madrid
SPECIES
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In all the project SCIs, the following five species, listed in Annex II of the Habitats Directive, are presented:
• Chondrostoma polylepis
• Rutilus lemmingii
• Rutilus arcasii
• Rutilus alburnoides
• Cobitis taenia
In this regard it should be noted that there has been a change in the taxonomic classification of these species. The most important taxonomic changes are:
• Currently, Chondrostoma polylepis has been split into two species, both in the project area: the actual Chondrostoma polylepis (boga de rio), which today is called Pseudochondrostoma polylepis; and another species that is typical of the Duero basin, called Pseudochondrostoma duriense (boga del Duero).
• The species Rutilus lemmingii has been divided into two different species: Iberochondrostoma lemmingii (pardilla) and a new species called Achondrostoma salmantinum (Sarda) located in the project area. This new species is listed by UICN as Endangered, and it is endemic only in the area of action that corresponds to the Duero basin.
• Currently Rutilus arcasii is called Achondrostoma arcasii
• Currently Rutilus alburnoides is called Squalius alburnoides.
• A similar situation occurs to Cobitis taenia, which currently corresponds, in the area of action, with two other different species, Cobitis paludica (Colmilleja) and Cobitis vettonica (Colmilleja del Alagón). The latter species is listed by UICN as Endangered, and it is endemic only in a particular area of the Duero and Tajo basins, mainly in the scope of this project.
Other native cyprinids species of interest in the project area are:
• Squalius carolitertii
• Squalius pyrenaicus
For more information you can download for free publication “Atlas y Libro Rojo de los peces continentales de España”, edited by Ignacio Doadrio, from the website of the Ministerio de Agricultura, Alimentación y Medio Ambiente.
AREA OF ACTION
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This is an area of great landscape value, which contrasts the surface of the plain that has a very uniform altitude (750-800 m.) with deep gorges carved by the river network which can represent a drop compared to the Peneplain 200 m. This topographic contrast influences the climate and vegetation, as on the slopes of the arribes peculiar microclimatic conditions exist.
The vegetation responds to these climatic differences. In the plains are not very different from the plateau (rebollares or melojares, holm oak, cork oak, quejigares and scrub replacement) vegetation, while the arribes the oak forests of thermophilic nature, where we find species that hardly bear dominate frost as the strawberry tree (Arbutus unedo) and hackberry (Celtis australis), which comes to form small clumps here.
In land use by man these climatic particularities because, saving the slopes with terraces, it is in the banks have traditionally cultivated olives, grapes, almonds, orange and prickly pears are noticed, it would not be possible without a climate so temperate.
This wide variety of habitats, justifies the richness and diversity of birds that possess. Among the most noteworthy representative breeding populations of black stork, Egyptian vulture, griffon vulture, Bonelli’s eagle, golden eagle and peregrine falcon.
En la penillanura que atraviesan estos cursos fluviales predominan las dehesas de encinas y los prados. En los tramos donde existe vegetación de ribera, ésta se caracteriza por la presencia de sauces arbustivos (predomina Salix salviifolia) y alisedas y fresnedas (Fraxinus angustifolia). En áreas próximas a la ribera son frecuentes las áreas ocupadas por prados húmedos.
Respecto a la fauna, señalar la presencia de nutria paleártica (Lutra lutra), galápago leproso (Mauremys leprosa) y galápago europeo (Emys orbicularis).
Precambrian metamorphic rocks outcropping here, predominantly shales and schists. In addition, there are important granite outcrops such as Villasrubias area.
Most notable it is that develop some of the best representations of forests Quercus pyrenaica (Pyrenean) throughout the region. In the rivers there are good representations of alder. Tooth pastures occupy a considerable extension of territory and cereal crops.
Among the species of fauna include the black stork (Ciconia nigra), the black vulture (Aegypius monachus), the presence of the southernmost of bivalve Margaritifera margaritifera and Unio crassus in the section of the Agueda river included in this place European populations. In addition, there is an important area for herpetofauna. This territory is one of the last in which probably inhabited the lynx (Lynx pardinus) in the region, but its current presence is very doubtful, still preserved tracts of good habitat potential.
Dominated by shrubby and secondarily agricultural land and meadows.
The river as it flows be embedded in the ground forming barriers steep slopes that form a small cañónfluvial of great interest as an ecological corridor, populated by species of shore as alder (Alnus glutinosa) and willow (Salix spp) The presence of otter (Lutra lutra).
The relief of the whole Batuecas-Sierra de France is dominated by Ordovician quartzites that form peaks and crags of the highest levels.
There is a strong contrast between the vegetation of the valleys of the rivers France and Batuecas. In the first forests of Pyrenean oak, kind of Marcescent leaf and sub-Mediterranean character predominate, while in the Valley Batuecas, plus repopulation of Maritime pine, we find Mediterranean sclerophyllous vegetation: holm and cork oaks with strawberry tree (Arbutus unedo) formations Extremadura typical vegetation.
Cut in the ridges and valleys that separate the two find heaths with buckthorn (Echinospartum ibericum). In the highest peaks of the Natural Space vegetation it has had to adapt to the harsh climate, dominating the broom and erizon.
Regarding wildlife is common to see vultures flying, both tawny and black. Also frequent are the golden eagle, peregrine falcon, Egyptian vulture and eagle owl. Special mention deserves the black stork, endangered cataloged given the delicate state of their populations.
The landscape is characterized by a deep river valley formed by small groves between steep slopes, mostly covered with low scrub and cut granite. It is a very rugged and isolated area and include its role as an ecological corridor between the places Campos de Azaba and Campos de Argañán with Arribes del Duero.
The greatest value of this protected area is to be a regular nesting area for Black Stork (Ciconia nigra) being considered critical area for this species.
The landscape is characterized by a deep river valley formed by small groves between steep slopes, mostly covered with low scrub and cut granvíticos. It is a very rugged and isolated area and include its role as an ecological corridor between the places Campos de Azaba and Campos de Argañán with Arribes del Duero.
The greatest value of this protected area is to be a regular nesting area for Black Stork (Ciconia nigra) being considered critical area for this species.
OBJETIVES
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THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT IS TO PROTECT AND LAY THE FOUNDATIONS FOR THE RECOVERY OF NATIVE ENDEMIC CYPRINIDS POPULATIONS OF INTEREST (ANNEX II OF THE HABITATS DIRECTIVE), WHICH ARE LOCATED IN SCIs OF SOUTHWEST OF SALAMANCA; DUE TO THEIR SPECIAL FEATURES OF DISTRIBUTION AND THREAT, THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SPECIFIC ACTIONS, IN PARTICULAR:
· To improve the populations of theses endemic cyprinids in areas of great value that have SCIs with species included in Annex II of Habitats Directive.
· To develop a captive breeding protocol to compensate the state of current regression of their populations, and experience to serve their techniques can be extrapolated to other geographical areas, including border.
· To increase technical and scientific knowledge on species to determine the condition by environmental pressures and eliminate them.
· To get riverine habitat conditions that allow the best distribution and situation of populations by removing existing pressures in the channels and habitat restoration, progressing towards a good environmental status.
· To evaluate the results and determine the feasibility and effectiveness of captive breeding, checking whether the methodology is efficient as generalizable conservation strategy.
· To define a program of fish and water management that shows the impact to be derived from the project (areas to be protected, operating procedures, tools required, etc.), for its subsequent implementation post-LIFE.
· To share knowledge gained with scientific groups and authorities for biodiversity conservation.
· To disclose the problems and solutions to the general public.
ACTIONS
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A1
Initial situation study of the target cyprinid populations and other biological communities, in the 8 SCIs of the field of action. A total of 37 sampling points were selected (29 in the Duero basin and 8 in the Tagus basin). In these points, in addition to the existing fish stocks, biological and physicochemical parameters as well as the habitat were studied. With this information, several indices were calculated and water quality status was determined.
DIAGNOSIS OF THE CURRENT SITUATION
This document includes a study of the initial situation of cyprinid species object of the project in 8 SCIs (Sites of Community Importance) within the scope of activity, as well as other biological communities. For this purpose, a total of 37 sampling points (29 in the Duero river basin and 8 in the Tagus river basin) have been characterised, in which the following measurements have been made: characterisation of the habitat; measurement of physical-chemical parameters; calculation of the Fluvial Habitat Index (IHF), Riparian Forest Quality (QBR) index, Macrophyte Biological Index for Rivers (IBMR), Iberian Bio-monitoring Working Party (IBMWP) index; density, biomass and structure of current populations indexes, establishing as a result the state of the quality of the bodies of water within the activity’s scope.
Diagnosis
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION A1
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action A1, during the year 2016.
Monitoring 2016
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A2
Development of a Basis Document for fishing actions (Initial Fishing Action Plan), which dealt with aspects such as: selection of designated sections for capturing breeding specimens of selected cyprinid species, breeding season, breeding animals selection and established cultivation conditions, etc.. It also includes the description of the improvements needed to be carried out at the Centro Ictiológico de Galisancho for its adaptation to the captive breeding of the target cyprinid species
INITIAL FISH ACTION PLAN
Technical dossier which includes information about the selection of channels chosen for the training of reproducers of the five species of cyprinid selected, collection period of those species, selection of reproducers and established farming conditions. It also describes the improvements needed to adapt the Ichthyological Centre of Galisancho for this project.
Plan
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FISH HATCHERY ADAPTION PLAN “ICHTHYOLOGICAL CENTRE OF GALISANCHO”
Technical project to adapt the Fish Hatchery of Galisancho for the reproduction of endemic cyprinid fish of community interest.
Report and plans
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION A2
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action A2 (year 2016)
Monitoring 2016
2.47 MB
A3
This action has a fundamental objective that is to show the previous situation regarding the obstacles that are present and alter the river connectivity, to, from this, select obstacles that have to be permeabilized. The result of all this is reflected in the document “Basis document for channels actions”.
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE RIVER CHANNELS.
Document including the laboratory and field work for the identification and selection of obstacles to overcome according to several criteria (morphological characteristics, destination, materials, presence or absence of ranges of fish, fish passability parameters, etc.), as well as a study of bodies of water and their basic characteristics (code, length, ecotype, location and current water extractions).
Characterisation
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OVERVIEW OF THE PROPOSAL FOR ACTION.
Addition document with the Initial Fish Action Plan, in which specific actions are indicated for a series of obstacles in order to avoid possible spread of exotic invasive species.
Overview
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION A3.
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action A3 (year 2016).
Monitoring 2016
672 KB
C1
This action aims to obtain in the Centro Ictiológico de Galisancho a line of captive breeding of the target species that generates a population stock. This stock allows the maintenance of these populations both in the province of Salamanca and, in the future, in other locations of the Duero and Tajo basins. In addition, the conclusions obtained from this action will allow the replication of it and captive breeding of other cyprinids species in other places where they are also threatened.
REPORT OF MODIFICATION NO. 1 OF THE INITIAL FISH PLAN
This report clarifies the relationships existing between the various documents within the project.
Modification Nº1 (2015)
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POPULATION AND HABITAT VIABILITY ANALYSIS REPORT (2015)
Initial document which includes the findings obtained from the initial sampling, as well as the possible proposals for action according to each of the species in the project. It includes the initial distribution of exotic invasive species found, as well as possible measures to prevent their spread.
Viability Nº1 (2015)
1,44 MB
ANNUAL REPORT ON REPRODUCER COLLECTION (2015)
This document contains general data about the reproducer collection campaign carried out in 2014-2015.
Reproducers nº1 (2015)
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PRACTICAL ACTION PROTOCOL (2015)
Document which includes the technical visits made to other experimental breeding centres during 2014 and adjustments made in the Ichthyological Centre of Galisancho during 2015.
Protocol Nº1 (2015)
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ANNUAL REPORT ON METHODOLOGY AND RESULTS OF BREEDING IN CAPTIVITY (2015)
Report on the results of breeding in captivity obtained during the 2015 season.
Breeding Nº1 (2015)
930 KB
ANNUAL REPORT ON THE RELEASE OF SPECIMENS (2015)
Report justifying not having carried out release of specimens during the first season of breeding.
Release Nº1 (2015)
740 KB
POPULATION AND HABITAT VIABILITY ANALYSIS REPORT (2016)
Document indicating the tasks completed so far, with the objective of increasing the amount of information about the threats to the cyprinid species included in this project.
Viability Nº2 (2016)
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ANNUAL REPORT ABOUT REPRODUCER COLLECTION (2016)
This document contains general data about the reproducer collection campaign carried out in 2015-2016.
Reproducers Nº2 (2016)
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PRACTICAL ACTION PROTOCOL (2016)
Document which includes the technical visits made to other experimental breeding centres during 2016and adjustments made in the Ichthyological Centre of Galisancho during 2016.
Protocol Nº2 (2016)
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ANNUAL REPORT ON METHODOLOGY AND RESULTS OF BREEDING IN CAPTIVITY (2016)
Report on the results of breeding in captivity in Galisancho during the 2016 campaign.
Breeding Nº2 (2016)
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ANNUAL REPORT NO. 2 ON THE RELEASE OF SPECIMENS (2016)
Report justifying not having carried out release of specimens during the second season of breeding.
Release Nº2 (2016)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION C1 (JULY 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action C1 (year 2016)
Monitoring (July 2016)
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POPULATION AND HABITAT VIABILITY ANALYSIS REPORT (2017)
Document indicating the tasks completed so far, with the objective of increasing the amount of information about the threats to the cyprinid species included in this project. It includes justification for carrying out a phylogeographic study and a study of the genetic variability of the endemic species in the Iberian Peninsula with the Life Cipríber framework.
Viability Nº3 (2017)
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ANNUAL REPORT ON REPRODUCER COLLECTION (2017)
This document contains general data about the reproducer collection campaign carried out in 2016-2017.
Reproducers Nº3 (2017)
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PRACTICAL ACTION PROTOCOL (2017)
Document which includes the technical visits made to other experimental breeding centres during the last months of 2016and adjustments made in the Ichthyological Centre of Galisancho during 2016-2017.
Protocol Nº3 (2017)
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ANNUAL REPORT ON METHODOLOGY AND RESULTS OF BREEDING IN CAPTIVITY (2017)
Report on the results of breeding in captivity in Galisancho during the 2016 campaign.
Breeding Nº3 (2017)
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ANNUAL REPORT NO. 3 ON THE RELEASE OF SPECIMENS (2017)
Compendium report on the releases/repopulation with specimens from captive breeding in the Ichthyological Centre of Galisancho.
Release Nº3 (2017)
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RESERVOIRS
Report justifying the introduction of species bred in captivity in specific areas called “reservoirs”.
Reservoirs (2017)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION C1 (JANUARY 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action C1 (year 2017)
Monitoring (January 2018)
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GENETIC ANALYSES (MARCH 2018)
Preliminary report of the “Phylogeographic Analysis and Study and Study of Genetic Variability of endemic cyprinids in the Iberian Peninsula”.“
Genetic Analyses (March 2018)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION C1 (AUGUST 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action C1 (year 2018)
Monitoring (August 2018)
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ANNUAL REPORT ON REPRODUCER COLLECTION (2018)
This document contains general data about the reproducer collection campaign carried out in 2017-2018.
Reproducers No. 4 (2018)
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ANNUAL REPORT ON METHODOLOGY AND RESULTS OF BREEDING IN CAPTIVITY (2018)
Report on the results of breeding in captivity in Galisancho during the 2017 campaign.
Breeding No. 4 (2018)
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POPULATION AND HABITAT VIABILITY ANALYSIS REPORT (2018)
Document indicating the tasks completed so far, with the objective of increasing the amount of information about the threats to the cyprinid species included in this project.
Viability No. 4 (2018)
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ANNUAL REPORT NO. 4 ON THE RELEASE OF SPECIMENS (2018)
Compendium report on the releases/repopulation with specimens from captive breeding in the Ichthyological Centre of Galisancho.
Release No. 4 (2018)
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PRACTICAL ACTION PROTOCOL (2018)
Document which includes adjustments made in the Ichthyological Centre of Galisancho during 2017-2018.
Protocol No. 4 (2018)
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RESERVOIRS (2018)
Report justifying the introduction of species bred in captivity in specific areas called “reservoirs”.
Reservoirs (2018)
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RESULTS ON WORK HORMONAL INDUCTION (2018)
Having spent the first two breeding seasons in the Galiciancho Ichtogenic Center, without having obtained positive results for the Douro vulture, it was decided to approach the reproduction of this species using hormonal induction techniques, which in this report are shown the results.
Induction (2018)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION C1 (FEBRUARY 2019).
Monitoring report of the task carried out in relation to action C1 (Year 2019).
Monitoring (February 2019)
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Action C2 is based on the preparation of an action plan against the invasive species found in the fish samplings carried out in the preparatory actions. This protocol considers data of detected species and abundance degree, location and extension of them, relation with the distribution of the most threatened fish species, ad so on. It also sets the ways of acting to work on these species.
ACTION PROTOCOL FOR DEALING WITH EXOTIC INVASIVE SPECIES.
Specific action protocol for dealing with exotic invasive species found in the warning system through fish sampling.
Protocol
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Para más información puede descargar de manera gratuita la publicación “Manual de las especies exóticas invasoras de los ríos y riberas de la cuenca hidrográfica del Duero”, desde la web de la Confederación Hidrográfica del Duero. Pulsando en el icono.
C3
These actions are intended to eliminate discontinuities or obstacles that prevent the passage of the fish species under study. In order to do this, the obstacle is either completely eliminated, or permeabilized by performing some type of work or adaptation. Based on the previous study of action A.3, a list of obstacles according to their condition and administrative situation has been obtained, as well as a proposal for solutions to be implemented throughout LIFE +. In the first stage, 20 fish ramps are being built in the Duero basin and 3 total demolitions of weirs are being made in the Tajo river basin In addition, more actions will be added in a second stage.
DEFINITION OF OBSTACLES SUBJECT TO ACTION.
Document which indicates the permeation procedures finally selected for the development of a series of obstacles located in the Duero and Tagus river basins, after the application of a series of selection criteria (location within the project SCIs, action against invasive species, improvement of river connectivity, etc.).
Definition of obstacles
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SUMMARY OF PERMEATION PROCEDURES ON OBSTACLES AND COMMUNICATION IN THE DUERO RIVER BASIN (JUNE 2016)
Document summarising Bidding Conditions entitled: “Permeation procedures on obstacles and communication in the Project Life Cipríber”, drawn up for the Duero river basin.
Duero Procedures (June 2016)
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SUMMARY OF PERMEATION PROCEDURES ON OBSTACLES IN THE TAGUS RIVER BASIN (JUNE 2016).
Document summarising Bidding Conditions entitled: “Permeation procedures on priority obstacles in the area of Life Cipríber, in river channels in the province of Salamanca belonging to the Tagus river basin: Guidelines for the elimination of barriers and habitat restoration”, drawn up for the Tagus river basin.
Tagus Procedures (June 2016)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTIONS C3, C4 AND C5 (JANUARY 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to actions C3, C4 and C5 (Year 2015)
Monitoring (January 2016)
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ADDITIONAL METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH REPORT (JULY 2016).
Compendium report which presents justifications for the suitability of the methodological adjustment to be carried out in the project as a result of the proliferation of invasive species in the area of the project.
Additional approach (July 2016)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTIONS C3, C4 AND C5 (JUNE 2017).
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to actions C3, C4 and C5 (Year 2017)
Monitoring (June 2017)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTIONS C3, C4 AND C5 (JUNE 2018).
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to actions C3, C4 and C5 (Years 2017-2018)
Monitoring (June 2018)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTIONS C3 AND C4(FEBRUARY 2019).
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to actions C3 and C4 (Year 2019).
Monitoring (February 2019)
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These actions are intended to eliminate discontinuities or obstacles that prevent the passage of the fish species under study. In order to do this, the obstacle is either completely eliminated, or permeabilized by performing some type of work or adaptation. Based on the previous study of action A.3, a list of obstacles according to their condition and administrative situation has been obtained, as well as a proposal for solutions to be implemented throughout LIFE +. In the first stage, 20 fish ramps are being built in the Duero basin and 3 total demolitions of weirs are being made in the Tajo river basin In addition, more actions will be added in a second stage.
See Action A3: DEFINITION OF OBSTACLES SUBJECT TO ACTION.
Restoration, by means of channel morphological adaptation and application of improvement silvicultural treatments, and restoration of the riverside forest, of those locations where works have been carried out either on the demolition of obstacles or on the installation of fish passage mechanisms (Actions C3 and C4). Thus, increasing their naturalness and improving conditions for their ecological status.
See Action A3: DEFINITION OF OBSTACLES SUBJECT TO ACTION.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION C5 (FEBRUARY 2019).
Monitoring report of the task carried out in relation to action C5 (Year 2019).
Monitoring (February 2019)
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C6
This action aims to generate a “Water Management Plan” and a “Fish species Management Plan” which include the description of pressures, identification of protected areas, environmental objectives, measures program, monitoring and public participation, and volunteering in rivers program. With this information, another series of programs and plans can be proposed collecting specific indications for the species of the project.BOTONES
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION C6 (JUNE 2016).
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action C6 (year 2016)Monitoring (June 2016)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION C6 (JANUARY 2018).
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action C6 (year 2017)Monitoring (January 2018)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION C6 (FEBRUARY 2019).
Monitoring report of the task carried out in relation to action C6 (Year 2019).Monitoring (February 2019)
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D1
Sampling for monitoring fish communities and the status of water bodies throughout the duration of the project. These samplings will assess the progression of invasive alien species, as well as the status and evolution of natural fish communities and the success of reintroductions and breeding. Samplings and their respective reports will be made annually.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION D1 (JANUARY 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action D1 (year 2016).
Monitoring (January 2016)
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REPORT ON THE MONITORING WORK OF THE POPULATIONS OF ACHONDROSTOMA SALMANTINUMAND SPINED LOACH IN THE ALAGÓN RIVER IN DIFFERENT STRETCHES OF THE ÁGUEDA AND ALAGÓN RIVERS (March 2016).
Results of the qualitative sampling carried out for the Achondrostoma salmantinumand spined loach species in the Águeda and Alagón rivers during the year 2015
Achondrostoma salmantinumand spined loach (March 2016)
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MONITORING REPORT ON THE STATE OF THE BODIES OF WATER (DATA 2016).
Characterisation and monitoring of the ecological status of bodies of water on stretches of rivers that run through the active project area, in the hydrological basins of the Duero and the Tagus, belonging to the Cipríber zone (Data 2016).
Bodies of water (2016)
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MONITORING REPORT ON THE STATE OF FISH POPULATIONS (DATA 2016).
Results of fish sampling carried out before completion of the first phase of permeation procedures to be carried out in a total of 23 weirs located on the Duero and Tagus river basins. (Year 2016)
Sampling (2016)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION D1 (MAY 2018).
This document includes the results of fish sampling carried out during spring and autumn of 2017, in order to compare before and after completion of permeation works on the obstacles.
Monitoring (May 2018)
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D2
Through the preparatory studies carried out in Actions A, it was shown that both the extent and the number of invasive species presented in the project area was much higher than the initially considered. This action is intended to monitor the progress of alien species through the collection of data from the removals done in the different project samplings.
JUSTIFICATION OF CULLING ACTIVITIES CAMPAIGN 1 (2014).
Justification of culling activities during Campaign 1 (2014)
Cull (2014)
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REPORT ON RESULTS OF THE ACTIONS TAKEN AGAINST INVASIVE SPECIES CAMPAIGN 1 (2014).
Report on the culling activities carried out during Campaign 1 (2014)
Cull results (2014)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION D2 (NOVEMBER 2016).
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action D2 (Years 2015-2016)
Monitoring (November 2016)
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SUMMARY OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF EXOTIC INVASIVE SPECIES IN THE RIVER HUEBRA (March 2016).
Document summarising the sampling carried out in a stretch of the river Huebra located between the Jumillano reservoir and the Yecla de Yeltes reservoir, with the objective of avoiding the spread of invasive species by means of permeation procedures at the weirs to be undertaken during the first phase of procedures.
Exotic species Huebra (2016)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION D2 (JANUARY 2017).
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action D2 (continuation year 2016)
Monitoring (January 2017)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION D2 (MAY 2018).
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action D2 (year 2017)
Monitoring (May 2018)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION D2 (FEBRUARY 2019).
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action D2 (year 2019)
Monitoring (FEBRUARY 2019)
D3
Evaluation of obstacles permeabilization measures made for the improvement of water bodies connectivity and for improving the movement of fish species along the intervened section. For this, markings will be made on the reintroduced specimens and other wild fish, completed by periodic sampling and annual data collection.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTIONS D3, D4 AND D5 (2015)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to actions D3, D4 and D5 (Year 2015)
Monitoring (2015)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTIONS D3, D4 AND D5 (2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to actions D3, D4 and D5 (Quarterly 2016)
Monitoring (2016)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTIONS D3, D4 AND D5 (2017)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to actions D3, D4 and D5 (Year 2017)
Monitoring (2017)
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WEIR MAINTENANCE DOCUMENT (JUNE 2017)
Compilation of the information reported about the decision to maintain the weirs and results of consultation with the Scientific Committee (Year 2017)
Justification(2017)
2504 KB
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING WORKS REPORT (JUNE 2017)
Document outlining the work in environmental monitoring to be developed during the work procedures to be undertaken.
Environmental Monitoring (2017)
1009 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTIONS D3, D4 AND D5 (MAY 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to actions D3, D4 and D5 (May 2018)
Monitoring (2017-2018)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTIONS D3 AND D4(FEBRUARY 2019).
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to actions D3 and D4 (Year 2019)
Monitoring (February 2019)
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Evaluation of obstacles permeabilization measures made for the improvement of water bodies connectivity and for improving the movement of fish species along the intervened section. For this, markings will be made on the reintroduced specimens and other wild fish, completed by periodic sampling and annual data collection.
No documentation
Monitoring restoration actions of the work areas. Compilation of biological and physicochemical water parameters, as well as characterization of the state of riparian vegetation.
No documentation
D6
Through this action, monitoring and assessment of project actions is carried out. To this end, indicators and periodic task controls have been established. These elements serve to evaluate the degree of development and compliance of the actions in relation to the established plan.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION D6 (JUNE 2016).
Document describing the monitoring and supervision model for the completion of the planned actions in the project.
Monitoring (2016)
718 KB
D7
This action quantifies the economic and social impact of the project actions, identifying the affected social actors, the initial state, the ecosystem services affected and the degree of improvement in them after the project implementation.
SUMMARY OF THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE LIFE CIPRÍBER PROJECT (DECEMBER 2015).
Document of the analysis of the socio-economic situation at the beginning of the project (December 2015)
Socio-economic analysis (2015)
914 KB
STUDY OF ECOSYSTEM SERVICES PRELIMINARY DOCUMENT (JANUARY 2016).
Preliminary work carried out to determine the methodology to be followed in the study of the Ecosystem Services provided by the project.
Ecosystem Services (2016)
646 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION D7 (JULY 2016).
Monitoring report of the tasks related to the socio-economic aspects of the project (Year 2016)
Monitoring (2016)
1017 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION D7 (MAY 2018).
Monitoring report of the tasks related to the socio-economic aspects of the project (Year 2017-2018)
Monitoring (2017-2018)
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RESPONSES RECEIVED TO THE SURVEY ON THE PERCEPTION OF THE LIFE+ CIPRIBER PROJECT
Responses received
131 KB
E1
General framework in which all the information and communication actions are enclosed, following the criteria established by the LIFE program. It sets the corporate image and the means and objectives to be achieved in this matter, over the duration of the project and once it ends.
SUMMARY DOCUMENT OF THE COMMUNICATION AND AWARENESS PLAN (JANUARY 2016)
Document indicating the requirements that the LIFE program will have regarding communication, awareness, dissemination and information, (actions E1 and E9) after analysis of the environmental and social context in which the project is located. Undertaking of an analysis of communicative processes associated with the project (internal and external communication).
Plan (2016)
642 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E1-E9 (NOVEMBER 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to actions E1-E9 (2014-2016)
Monitoring (2016)
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SEPARATION REPORT OF THE COMMUNICATION AND AWARENESS PLAN (JANUARY 2017)
Report including the guidelines followed to separate the actions corresponding to action E1 and action E9.
Separation (2017)
5781 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E1 (JUNE 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E1 (2018)
Monitoring (2018)
2 MB
ACTIONS CARRIED OUT:
- Informative panels at project worksites and development centres (See action E2).
- Web and social media (see action E3)
- Informative videos (See Action E5)
- Informative leaflets (See Action E6)
- Technical publications and press releases (See action E7)
- Seminars and Conferences for presenting information and results (See action E4)
- Expert Conferences (See action F1)
E2
Placement of different information panels about the project actions and the issues addressed in it, in the location of works and in other related strategic places in which there is a remarkable traffic of people.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E2 (JUNE 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E2 (2016).
Monitoring 2016 (1)
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E2 (NOVEMBER 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E2 (Continuation year 2016).
Monitoring 2016 (2)
2137 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E2 (JUNE 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E2 (2018).
Monitoring 2018
14684 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E2 (MARCH 2019)
Monitoring report of the task carried out in relation to action E2 (Year 2019).
Monitoring (March 2019)
3400 KB
E3
Creation of the project website that allows to publicize the project and update and extend information putting it into knowledge of any interested person. In addition to this website, several profiles are enabled in social networks that act as a Participation Forum, allowing bilateral communication.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E3 (JUNE 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E3 (2016)
Monitoring 2016
720 KB
WEB-ANALYSIS REPORT – ACTION E3 (JUNE 2016)
Compendium report of the study and analysis of the interactions occurring between the Cipríber project and its visitors during the years 2014 to 2016.
Analysis 2016
1140 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E3 (JUNE 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E3 (2018)
Monitoring 2017
1733 KB
E4
Organization of seminars and technical visits to the Centro Ictiológico de Galisancho, focused on the project, tasks and protocols for captive breeding of the cyprinids species on which they are working, to technicians and administrations, research staff, etc.
SUMMARY REPORT CONGRESS ON RIVER RESTORATION PROJECTS MONITORING (2015)
Report summarising the Congress on River Restoration Projects Monitoring held in Valladolid on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of June 2015.
Congress (1st, 2nd and 3rd June 2015)
1328 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E4 (JUNE 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E4 (2016)
Monitoring 2016
899 KB
REPORT ON LONGITUDINAL CONNECTIVITY AND EVALUATION OF FISH PASSABILITY CONFERENCE (2016)
Report on the longitudinal connectivity and evaluation of fish passability conference held in El Barco de Avila on 6th and 7th October 2016.
Conference (6th and 7th October 2016)
1313 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E4 (JUNE 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E4 (2018)
Monitoring 2017
945 KB
ACTIONS CARRIED OUT: TECHNICAL VISITS:
- Visit to the El Campelo fish hatchery (Portugal) on 24th September 2014
- Visit to the fish hatchery in Vegas del Guadiana (Badajoz), on 20th November 2014
- Visit to the Ichthyological Centre of the Natural Park of the Ebro Delta (Tarragona) on 31st May 2016
- Visit to the Centre for Freshwater Species Conservation of the Valencian Community (El Palmar) on 1st June 2016
- Visit to the Centre for Research in Aquaculture in Zamarramala (Segovia): on 17th October and 24th November 2016
- Visit to the Tencas Mateo S.L. fish hatchery at Sanchonuño (Segovia), on 17th October 2016
- Visit to the fish hatchery in Vegas del Guadiana (Badajoz), from the 21st to the 24th of March 2017.
CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS CARRIED OUT:
- Congress on River Restoration Projects Monitoring (Valladolid, 1st, 2nd and 3rd June 2015)
- Longitudinal Connectivity and Evaluation of Fish Passability Conference (El Barco de Avila, on 6th and 7th October 2016).
E5
Preparation of audiovisual content in video format that documents the project actions, as well as the importance of the cyprinids species and their problems, captive breeding and loose operations and other related activities.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E5 (JUNE 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E5 (2016)
Monitoring 2016
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MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E5 (JUNE 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E5 (2018)
Monitoring 2017
1543 KB
E6
Creation of summary documents in paper format to publicize the project, related events related, and its results, to different groups and at different stages of the project development.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E6 (JUNE 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E6 (2016)
Monitoring 2016
2713 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E6 (JUNE 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E6 (2018)
Monitoring 2018
1093 KB
ELABORATION OF INFORMATIVE TRIPTYCHSS
GENERAL PROJECT BROCHURE (SPANISH)
840 KB
GENERAL PROJECT BROCHURE (ENGLISH)
16183 KB
REST OF BROCHUREs
Jornada de presentación 15 de octubre de 2014.
2 MB
Hogar del jubilado. Fuente de San Esteban Salamanca.
3 MB
Triptico Congreso Seguimiento Proyectos (Jun-2015)
3 MB
Barco de Ávila 2016.
985 KB
Jornada de Alcaldes sobre conectividad fluvial y ciprinidos Abril 2017
919 KB
Jornada de Alcaldes Bejar Abril 2018
448 KB
Jornada de Colectivos Bejar Abril 2018
475 KB
Jornada Fuente San Esteban 2019 Exterior
10 MB
Jornada Fuente San Esteban 2019 Interior
16 MB
Jornada Pescadores Madrid Julio 2019
20 MB
Jornada de pasos naturalizados para peces octubre 2019
900 kB
Jornada de conservación de ciprínidos ibéricos octubre 2019.
900 kB
Tripticos casas del Parque.
12 MB
Tripticos casas del Parque.
12 MB
E7
Compilation of the information generated from the projects actions in technical publications such as press releases, technical dossier and manuals that inform the scientific and technical community of the methodologies and results obtained.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E7 (JULY 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E7 (2016)
Monitoring 2016
695 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E7 (JUNE 2017)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E7 (2017)
Monitoring 2017
1486 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E7 (JUNE 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E7 (2018)
Monitoring 2018
1125 KB
h3>E8
Compilation and dissemination of the results obtained in the project once it finishes. It will be presented both in Spanish and English.
LAYMAN’S REPORT
The Layman’s Report aims to share the results obtained once the project is completed.
Layman Report
16MB
E9
Planning of the different actions, tasks, interest groups, media, etc. through which an awareness about endemic cyprinids species of the province of Salamanca is aimed to achieve, as well as the importance of rivers and the magnitude of problem to which rivers are subjected, among the population.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E9 (JUNE 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E9 (2018)
Monitoring 2018
4051 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E9 (MARCH 2019)
Informe de seguimiento de las tareas realizadas en relación a la acción E9 (Año 2019)
Seguimiento (Marzo 2019)
18414 KB
E10
Relationship with other LIFE projects of similar characteristics and other organizations of different types that may be related to the tasks carried out in the project.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E10 (JULY 2016)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E10 (2016)
Monitoring 2016
1090 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E10 (JUNE 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action E10 (2018)
Monitoring 2018
2615 KB
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E10 (MARCH 2019)
Monitoring report of the task carried out in relation to action E10 (Year 2019)
Monitoring (March 2019)
1815 KB
F1
Creation of a Management Committee, formed by project partners, and a Technical Committee, formed by experts and specialists in matters related to the project. These committees have the aim to guide project actions and establish tasks and responsibilities needed for the proper functioning and the achievement of the objectives proposed in the term and with the means indicated.
MONITORING REPORT OF ACTION E10 (APRIL 2018)
Monitoring report of the tasks carried out in relation to action F1 (2018)
Monitoring 2017
2903 KB