LIFE MIGRATOEBRE project is a best practices and a demonstration project for final stretches of major European Rivers, focused on long-term sustainable investments in Natura 2000 sites and on species and habitats targeted by Habitats Directive conservation, at local and regional levels. The project is based on the implementation of mitigation measures in relation to rivers hydromorphology improvement, especially on rivers ecological connectivity and fish passage issues associated by the Water Framework Directive and the European Eel Recovery Plan (Regulation 1100/2007). The main objectives of the LIFE MIGRATOEBRE project are the conservation of the endangered anadromous fish species (European sturgeon, European eel, twait shad and sea lamprey) and the restoration of the Ebre River ecological connectivity through the interconnection of natural areas included in the Natura 2000 network.