1926 – 2026
Today, March 5, 2026, marks one hundred years since the signing of the Royal Decree that ordered the creation of the Confederación Sindical Hidrográfica de la cuenca del Ebro (CSHE), the direct predecessor of today’s Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro (CHE). The text was published the following day, March 6, in the Gaceta de Madrid, and […]
Miranda de Ebro is a city marked by the river that gives it its name. Located on the border between Castile and León and the Basque Country, the Ebro has been a natural frontier throughout history, but also a place of encounter, exchange, and development. The medieval bridge, the old factories, and the urban structure […]
The Centenary Meetings are a series of open conversations designed to bring the centenary of the Ebro Hydrographic Confederation closer to the region and its citizens. At each venue, the sessions offer a look at the river and its basin from various perspectives—history, water management, landscape, heritage, and environmental challenges—using an accessible, informative format intended […]
Presentation of Through the Ebro Basin, the centenary book of the Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro (CHE). Two days before World Book Day, this institutional event will bring together contributors from the work’s seven chapters, moderated by writer and journalist Antón Castro, who is also the author of one of its texts. It will also be […]
Logroño is a city born on the banks of the Ebro. The river has always been a central axis in the social, scientific and economic life of the city, structuring its landscape and setting the pace of its development. The Casa de las Ciencias, located on the riverbank, symbolizes Logroño's vocation for dissemination and its […]
The Centenary Meetings are a series of open conversations designed to bring the centenary of the Ebro Hydrographic Confederation closer to the region and its citizens. At each venue, the sessions offer a look at the river and its basin from various perspectives—history, water management, landscape, heritage, and environmental challenges—using an accessible, informative format intended […]
Vitoria-Gasteiz, recognized as the European Green Capital in 2012, is an example of the integration of nature, city, and sustainability. Located at the gateway to the Green Belt, the Ataria Interpretation Center offers a unique view of the Salburua wetlands, one of the most valuable wetlands in the northern peninsula. This environment of high ecological […]
The Centenary Meetings are a series of open conversations designed to bring the Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro's centenary closer to the regions and the public. At each location, the session aims to view the river and its basin from different angles—history, water management, landscape, heritage, and environmental challenges—with an accessible, informative format designed for listening, […]
Pamplona, crossed by the Arga River, has always been linked to the Ebro basin and the management of its tributaries in Navarra. The Arga, which runs through the city and its surrounding farmlands, has shaped the daily life, urban development, and cultural and historical identity of the region. Since the first steps of the Confederation […]
The Centenary Meetings are a series of open conversations designed to bring the centenary of the Ebro Hydrographic Confederation closer to the region and its citizens. At each venue, the sessions offer a look at the river and its basin from various perspectives—history, water management, landscape, heritage, and environmental challenges—using an accessible, informative format intended […]
Lleida, a city marked by the Segre River, has forged its identity around water. The Segre, an essential tributary of the Ebro, has shaped its orchards, promoted irrigation, and accompanied the agricultural and industrial development of the province. Since the Confederation's inception, the CHE has considered Lleida a key territory: in 1928, the city hosted […]
The Centenary Meetings are a series of open conversations designed to bring the centenary of the Ebro Hydrographic Confederation closer to the region and its citizens. At each venue, the sessions offer a look at the river and its basin from various perspectives—history, water management, landscape, heritage, and environmental challenges—using an accessible, informative format intended […]
