La Caleta uncovered: in search of its marine biodiversity (previous activity European Researchers’ Night 2025) 9 September 2025
La Caleta uncovered: in search of its marine biodiversity. The activity consists of a visit to the intertidal rocks of La Caleta (Cádiz). The tour will begin at 9:30-9:45 a.m. and last approximately 3 hours. This tour will showcase various types of marine organisms, both plant and animal, that inhabit this environment, their lifestyles, and other interesting facts.
The European Researchers’ Night is an annual science outreach event held on the last Friday of September in hundreds of cities across Europe. Funded by the European Commission, its main goal is to bring science closer to the public by showcasing the work of researchers in a fun and accessible way. Through a wide variety of free activities, such as interactive workshops, live experiments, talks with scientists, and lab tours, the event aims to break down barriers between the scientific community and the public. It highlights the positive impact of research on our daily lives and, most importantly, inspires young people to consider a career in science.
Date and time: 9th September 2025, 9:30 AM
Location: La Caleta beach, Cádiz.
Important information: Necessary registration (free), here. Suitable footwear that is non-slip and suitable for getting wet (crab shoes, sandals or booties) and comfortable clothing. Minimum age of 15 years to visit.
Organizers: Scientific Culture and Innovation Unit (UCC+i-UCA) of the University of Cádiz, DESQBRE Foundation, Ministry of University, Research and Innovation of the Regional Government of Andalusia.
More information: https://lanochedelosinvestigadores.fundaciondescubre.es/cadiz/