Research & Conservation
At Enalia Physis, our marine and terrestrial projects focus on advancing scientific knowledge to protect and restore ecosystems critical to biodiversity. From exploring the depths and complexity of marine habitats to studying the terrestrial environments, our interdisciplinary research integrates environmental science with sustainable solutions. Each project aims to tackle critical environmental challenges such as climate change, invasive species, habitat degradation, and species conservation in Cyprus, ensuring that our research contributes to both ecological understanding and practical applications for safeguarding the future of our natural world.
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completed projects
Shallow water corals of Cyprus
Shallow water corals of CyprusThe first ecological study of the scleractinian corals of the island of Cyprus. The following poster was presented by Dr. Carlos Jimenez at the Euro International Society for Reef Studies Symposium 2010: Reefs in a changing environment...
RELIONMED
RELIONMEDAim: Preventing a LIONfish invasion in the MEDiterranean through early response and targeted REmoval (RELIONMED) Objectives: This project aims to make Cyprus the first line of defence against the invasion of the lionfish in the Mediterranean. The project’s...
Palaeoecology of marine habitats
Palaeoecology of marine habitatsAim: Ecological reconstruction of past and ancient marine habitats of Cyprus. Objectives: Reconstruct the composition and diversity of marine communities, particularly in coralligenous habitats. Study of the past relationships between...
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