About Us
INAGEA is a UIB research institute located in the Balearic Islands that focuses on agro-environmental and water economics. INAGEA’s central mission is to generate knowledge and enhance research in this area, incorporating knowledge from different disciplines including plant physiology, agronomy, hydrology, chemistry and ecology, in order to ensure human activity linked to the primary sector and the environment is more sustainable
Our Research
INAGEA is a multidisciplinary research institute. Its areas of research centre around sustainability in primary production and efficient management for natural systems in a context of global change. The centre develops solutions with a comprehensive approach, with teams working on water basins and agroecosystems to plant molecular and physiological bases in response to abiotic and biotic stress.
What We Offer
True to its mission to contribute to society and in addition to generating new knowledge, INAGEA offers training and outreach activities, and provides scientific and technical services to the academic community and industry across different areas. Its services include instrumental analysis, molecular biology, plant biotechnology, and crop and ecosystem management advice and plans.
News
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INAGEA Researchers Present Advances in Balearic Entomofauna Monitoring at the II Balearic Entomology Conference
On May 31, 2025, researchers from the Agri-Environmental and Water Economics Research Institute (INAGEA), part of the Applied Zoology and Conservation (ZAP) group, participated in the II Balearic Entomology Conference, organized by the Botanical Garden-Balearic Museum of Natural Sciences (MUCBO). During the event, they presented two innovative studies focused on the study and conservation of insect biodiversity in the…
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Experts Analyze the Key Role of Vegetation Covers in Sustainable Agriculture
Yesterday, we successfully held the workshop “Management of Vegetation Covers in Agricultural Ecosystems: Effects on Biodiversity and Resource Availability”, organized by INAGEA-UIB in collaboration with IVIA and CIDE. The event brought together experts, researchers, and farmers to discuss the crucial role of vegetation covers as a sustainable tool in modern agriculture. Key Highlights of the Workshop The workshop began with an…
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Salt-tolerant plants to regenerate the field
Link to the news: https://www.arabalears.cat/societat/plantes-suporten-sal-regenerar-camp_1_5385183.html
Associated research groups and laboratories
