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The IA4Birds project brings together different technologies and methodologies to address the pivotal challenge of sustainable natural resource and energy management. 

The project, currently in the middle of its development, is coordinated by AIR Institute and has implemented six Living Labs in Italy, Egypt, Tunisia, Greece and Spain.

In an increasingly interconnected world, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have become the driving force of the economy. However, with this growing digitalization comes a concern: cybersecurity.

The second consortium meeting and the third meeting of the General Assembly of the GILL project were held this week in Greece. Our colleague Margarita Cea Lopez has attended on behalf of AIR Institute to highlight the progress in the tasks we have been assigned as project partners.

The use of cutting-edge technology is key to the success of IA4Birds, a project coordinated by AIR Institute and funded by Fundación Biodiversidad. The project aims to use artificial intelligence and audiovisual devices to monitor bird populations.

The aim is to use artificial intelligence to monitor bird populations and prevent threats and risks to biodiversity.

The AIR Institute has hosted the conference of the technical staff of the Cartif, Cesefor and Itagra Technology Centers. A meeting that marks a milestone in the integration of technology in the area of natural and cultural heritage. 

The objective of these courses, launched by AIR Institute in collaboration with DIGIS3 initiative and the BISITE Research Group of the University of Salamanca, is to provide knowledge about innovative technologies.

The results of the black vulture census for 2022 have been published and the data are very encouraging, as a historic maximum of 661 pairs of this species has been recorded.