.......and another publication from BioDivKultur together with the BE! 🎉The newly developed mowing index can be used to assess the impact of mowing intensity on biodiversity and ecosystem processes! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
As mowing practices have changed in recent years with many technological advances, we propose a new compound mowing intensity index, which incorporates frequency, machinery, and mowing technique used....
Excited to share a new publication from the BE and biodivkultur data collaboration! Data from 111 grassland plots over 11 years were analyzed, uncovering the negative effect of mowing on grasshoppers, beetles, bugs, cicadas and spiders. 🕷️🐞 esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10....
The first brochure in our new WISSEN series is now available for download here: biodiversity-exploratories.de#Biodiversity#Deadwood#ForestConservation#NatureKnowledge#Ecology#EnvironmentalEducation
The wren often builds its moss nest in unusual places. The male builds up to nine shell nests, the female chooses one and cushions it with feathers. The remaining nests serve as sleeping places and can be used for years. 🏠 📷 Fellendorf M.
🌞In June, bachelor students from the University Ulm visited the Exploratorium Swäbische Alb. Researchers from the TrophNiche project demonstrated methods for capturing insects and invertebrates 🦗, while the BE_BioMON team showed how soil samples are taken. 📷 Bandesha, T.F. #schwäbischealb
Students of forest sciences and forest ecology from the University of Göttingen visited the Exploratorium Hainich-Dün. A learning station and guided tour in the forest gave them insights into the Biodiversity Exploratories. 🌲 📷 Keßler A. #bexplo#biodiversity#forestscience#forestecology#forest
