The MAMBO project recently held a demonstration day at the Bagnas site, bringing together participants to explore innovative biodiversity monitoring tools developed by the project.

The event included presentations and on-site demonstrations of sensors and methods deployed at the Bagnas Natural Reserve, providing practical insights into their operation and potential applications.

Discussions highlighted key challenges, such as the long-term stability and accessibility of monitoring sensors, the balance between benefits and implementation costs, regulatory constraints for public and business deployment, and alignment with evolving public policy expectations.

The demonstration day offered a valuable platform for knowledge sharing and reflection on the future of biodiversity monitoring technologies.