Impact of climate change over distribution and potential range of chestnut in the Iberian Peninsula by Pedro Álvarez-Álvarez, Adrián Aviñoa-Arias, Adrián Aviñoa-Arias, Emilio Díaz-Varela, José Vicente López-Bao, José Carlos Pérez-Girón

“…IntroductionThe European chestnut (Castanea sativa Mill.) is a historically and ecologically important tree in the Iberian Peninsula. The species now faces challenges related to the abandonment of traditional management practices, and climate change, although the potential impact of the later on chestnut potential range remains unexplored.MethodsWe assessed variations in chestnut potential range under different climate change scenarios in the Iberian Peninsula, by studying the current and projected habitat suitability of the species across distinct biogeographical regions (Atlantic and Mediterranean) and Regions of Provenance (RoPs). …”
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Saharan Dust Events over the Valencian Community (Eastern Iberian Peninsula): Synoptic Circulation Patterns and Contribution to PM10 Levels by Ariadna Huerta-Viso, Javier Crespo, Nuria Galindo, Eduardo Yubero, Jose Francisco Nicolás

“…On the other hand, Scenarios 2 (16.2%) and 4 (7.2%), both characterized by a deep low over the west or northwest of the Iberian Peninsula, typically arose during spring and, to a lesser extent, winter. …”
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Spanish refugees in Portugal and the Portuguese solidarity (1936-1945) by Fábio A. Faria

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The Purebred Spanish Horse by María L. Mandina, Jorge R. Rey

“…The Purebred Spanish Horse, also known as the Andalusian or the Pura Raza Español, is an elegant breed with ancestors dating back thousands of years to the Andalusian region of the Iberian Peninsula. The horse evolved to have catlike agility, power, and beauty because it faced rugged terrain and needed to co-exist with local wildlife, including wild bulls. …”
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Cerro Masatrigo (Badajoz) by Hugo Marín Sánchez

“…Coordenadas: 38°56′04′′N 5°12′22′′O   The photograph, taken from a drone, shows Cerro Masatrigo, a hill that was surrounded by the waters of the La Serena dam (which at the time was the largest in the Iberian Peninsula). It is located in the municipality of Esparragosa de Lares and its height is 501 meters above sea level. …”
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Cerro Masatrigo (Badajoz) by Hugo Marín Sánchez

“…Coordenadas: 38°56′04′′N 5°12′22′′O   The photograph, taken from a drone, shows Cerro Masatrigo, a hill that was surrounded by the waters of the La Serena dam (which at the time was the largest in the Iberian Peninsula). It is located in the municipality of Esparragosa de Lares and its height is 501 meters above sea level. …”
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