Centuries of water management and canalisation lead to fundamental changes of the characteristics of the River Rhine. As a result, former floodplains fell dry, and meanders and tributaries have been cut off from the main stream.
The report on the first interim evaluation by the scientific expert committee is available.
As every year, experienced employees of the Landespflege support the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Wanderfalkenschutz (AGW) in the ringing of eagle owls and peregrine falcons.
Is it possible to reconstruct grazing effects on common range lands based on formerly recorded life stock numbers and fertilization procedures? A joint project of Landespflege Freiburg and the Black Forest Biosphere Reserve aims on establishing a knowledge and information base in order to support evidence based management strategies for so called ‚Allmenden‘.
Werner Konold and Bern Seitz edited a book that introduces the characteristics of the Biosphere Reserve newly established in the Southern Black Forest Region.
Biodiversity loss is continously progressing in agricultural landscapes nearly all over Europe. In order to counteract this process, the Landespflege Freiburg is currently developing evidence based decision making and adaptive management systems.
Landespflege Freiburg is advising the client Abfallwirtschaft und Stadtreinigung Freiburg GmbH (ASF) on the establishment of protected acidophilous grassland at the Eichelbuck landfill site.
Together with scientists from several Institutions around Freiburg, Germany, Thomas Kaphegyi and Werner Konold co-authored a section of a new world series volume published by the International Union of Forest Research (IUFRO).
With this project, we explore and document historic transport techniques for timber formerly applied in the Black Forest Region.
The ecological status of German rivers and wetlands is still deficient. The management of agricultural landscapes adjacent to waters can considerably affect the ecology of rivers, lakes and wetlands, and the land use pressure on riparian areas is permanently increasing (see e.g. Kaphegyi et al. 2015).
Centuries of water management and canalisation lead to fundamental changes of the characteristics of the River Rhine. As a result, former floodplains fell dry, and meanders and tributaries have been cut off from the main stream.
The report on the first interim evaluation by the scientific expert committee is available.
As every year, experienced employees of the Landespflege support the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Wanderfalkenschutz (AGW) in the ringing of eagle owls and peregrine falcons.
Is it possible to reconstruct grazing effects on common range lands based on formerly recorded life stock numbers and fertilization procedures? A joint project of Landespflege Freiburg and the Black Forest Biosphere Reserve aims on establishing a knowledge and information base in order to support evidence based management strategies for so called ‚Allmenden‘.
Werner Konold and Bern Seitz edited a book that introduces the characteristics of the Biosphere Reserve newly established in the Southern Black Forest Region.
Biodiversity loss is continously progressing in agricultural landscapes nearly all over Europe. In order to counteract this process, the Landespflege Freiburg is currently developing evidence based decision making and adaptive management systems.
Landespflege Freiburg is advising the client Abfallwirtschaft und Stadtreinigung Freiburg GmbH (ASF) on the establishment of protected acidophilous grassland at the Eichelbuck landfill site.
Together with scientists from several Institutions around Freiburg, Germany, Thomas Kaphegyi and Werner Konold co-authored a section of a new world series volume published by the International Union of Forest Research (IUFRO).
With this project, we explore and document historic transport techniques for timber formerly applied in the Black Forest Region.
The ecological status of German rivers and wetlands is still deficient. The management of agricultural landscapes adjacent to waters can considerably affect the ecology of rivers, lakes and wetlands, and the land use pressure on riparian areas is permanently increasing (see e.g. Kaphegyi et al. 2015).
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