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Yesterday we spent an excellent field day looking for locations to sample biodiversity and ecosystem functions in rivers and "acequias de careo" systems. This work is part of the NBS4WATER project funded by the Autonomous Organism of National Parks, in which we aim to learn how human-nature coupled systems work, using as a model the system of "acequias de careo" of Sierra Nevada. This system has recently been designated as a demonstration site of the World Network of Ecohydrology Demonstration Sites of UNESCO's Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (UNESCO-IHP). Very happy to be working in the Sierra Nevada.
