Julia.Strobl@eurac.edu, Author at Biodiversity Monitoring South Tyrol

Julia.Strobl@eurac.edu

254 posts

What animals and plants characterize our vineyards?

3 years ago

Project description and goals: Viticulture plays an important role in the agriculture of South Tyrol. In 2020, there were about 5,500 hectares of vineyards throughout South Tyrol (Autonomous Province of…

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: The hidden importance of soil biodiversity in plant and animal health: making the invisible visible

News en

3 years ago

Beneath our feet is a truly fascinating world: soil, the factory of life. More than a quarter of all living species live in the soil. Soil biodiversity, particularly that of…

Symposium on the inner-Alpine dry meadows of the Terra Raetica

News en

3 years ago

Taking place on 6th of May 2022 in Schlanders/Silandro. Registration for the conference is mandatory. Please register following this link: „Lebendige Steppe – Die inneralpinen Trockenrasen im Vinschgau und in…

City Nature Challenge 2022

News en

3 years ago

This is the question at stake from Friday, April 29th to Monday, May 2nd, 2022 in the “City Nature Challenge“, which is being organized again this year by the Museum of Nature…

Join in! Surveys of grassland birds and co.

News en, Uncategorized

3 years ago

Bird species that are tied to meadows, pastures and other open agricultural areas are among the most threatened species in South Tyrol. In order to be able to protect them…

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Bats in the city – our nocturnal co-inhabitants

News en

3 years ago

The lecture is about urban bats and why some species are more successful in cities than others. Furthermore the lecture will deal with the human-animal-nature-relationships in cities, with the question…

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Go where the… ice takes you: stories of insects in high altitude environments

News en

3 years ago

Insects react sensitively to climate change and studying them helps us to understand the impact of global warming on the biodiversity of the Alps. Mauro Gobbi will guide us through…

Biodiversity and forest management – study within the COST Action “Bottoms-UP”

South Tyrol: region of forests

3 years ago

Project description and objectives Approximately half of the area of South Tyrol is covered by forest, which provides important ecosystem services. In addition to their protective function against avalanches, rockfalls…

New edition of the habitat list of South Tyrol

Faunistic, floristic, taxonomy and habitats: fundaments of the biodiversity research

3 years ago

Project description and objectives In 2007, a working team led by Susanne Wallnöfer (University of Innsbruck) published a checklist of habitat types that were previously known or most likely to…

Save the date: Symposium on the inner-Alpine dry meadows of the Terra Raetica

News en

3 years ago

Taking place on 6th of May 2022 in Schlanders/Silandro. Registration for the conference is mandatory. Please register following this link: Lebendige Steppe – Die inneralpinen Trockenrasen im Vinschgau und in…

What animals and plants characterize our vineyards?

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: The hidden importance of soil biodiversity in plant and animal health: making the invisible visible

Symposium on the inner-Alpine dry meadows of the Terra Raetica

City Nature Challenge 2022

Join in! Surveys of grassland birds and co.

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Bats in the city – our nocturnal co-inhabitants

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Go where the… ice takes you: stories of insects in high altitude environments

Biodiversity and forest management – study within the COST Action “Bottoms-UP”

New edition of the habitat list of South Tyrol

Save the date: Symposium on the inner-Alpine dry meadows of the Terra Raetica

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