Registrations are now open for the CIHEAM advanced course Reducing methane emissions in ruminants through nutrition: measuring, management and accounting options.

This course will explore practical approaches to measuring, managing, and accounting for methane emissions from ruminant systems, with a strong focus on nutrition-based strategies.

Key details:

• Dates: 27–29 October 2026
• Format: Hybrid (Granada, Spain), with 30 face-to-face places and 30 online places available
• Registration deadline: 15 June 2026

The course is designed for senior public decision-makers, policy advisors, private sector representatives, academics, and extension specialists. Postdoctoral researchers and PhD students from Mediterranean and European countries working on livestock GHG mitigation may also be eligible, subject to availability.

The programme features an international group of expert lecturers, including André Bannink (WUR), Jamie and John Newbold (SRUC), and several researchers from CSIC (Spain), as well as Peter Ettema, Special Representative of the GRA.

Scholarships and financial support

Candidates from CIHEAM and GRA member countries as well as from other European countries may apply, during the registration process, for financial support covering totally or partially the cost of travel and accommodation.

Candidates from other countries who require financial support should apply directly to other national or international institutions

All applications will be subject to a selection process based on the profiles submitted.

🔗 For full details and registration, visit:
https://www.iamz.ciheam.org/education/advanced-courses/methaneemissions-26/