CHE receives a special mention for El Bosque de los Zaragozanos in its centenary year
CHE receives a special mention for its participation in El Bosque de los Zaragozanos, in its centenary year and on land linked to the Canal Imperial.
1926 – 2026
1926 – 2026
CHE receives a special mention for its participation in El Bosque de los Zaragozanos, in its centenary year and on land linked to the Canal Imperial.
HIC 2026 brings the international hydroinformatics community together in Zaragoza and highlights the transition of water management toward data, predictive models, and real-time decisions.
The CHE publishes the new Special Drought Plan for the Ebro basin, with technical improvements and monitoring tools adapted to new water management scenarios.
Vitoria-Gasteiz hosts a new session of the Centenary Meetings on the Zadorra system, flood risk, and urban water management.
The day brought fluvial hydromorphology and urban planning into dialogue to rethink the relationship between the Ebro, its banks, and cities.
The traveling exhibition for the Centenary of the Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro arrives in Vitoria-Gasteiz and can be visited at Ataria until July 12, 2026.
The Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro has inaugurated at the Ataria Interpretation Center in Vitoria-Gasteiz.
The CHE has participated in the national centenary gala of the hydrographic confederations, an event presided over by H.M. the King in Madrid and focused on the legacy and future of water management by basins.
The Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro receives the IUCA–Professor Juan Ramón Castillo 2026 Award for its trajectory in sustainable water management and its link to environmental research.
The Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro, together with Esri España, launches an interactive tool that narrates how the way of observing, measuring, and representing the Ebro territory has evolved.
Report: the CHE attended as a nominated entity at the “Aragonese of the Year” gala, one of Aragón’s prominent social events.
The day brought fluvial hydromorphology and urban planning into dialogue to rethink the relationship between the Ebro, its banks, and cities.