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The EvoAdapta Group at the University of Cantabria leads the study confirming that the nests of this European vulture—one of the continent’s most endangered species—act as “time capsules” preserving valuable ecological information and the most unexpected human-made objects. A pioneering interdisciplinary investigation, published in the journal Ecology, has redefined the role of the bearded vulture […]

The Valles Pasiegos Local Action Group, together with the EvoAdapta research group of the University of Cantabria, is organizing the second edition of PrehGastro, a pioneering initiative that unites archaeology, heritage, and gastronomy to transform scientific knowledge into sensory and cultural experiences. The event, which will take place on December 10 at the Cantabria Rock