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

Julia.Strobl@eurac.edu

266 posts

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

4 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”

Forest Biodiversity

4 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

4 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

4 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…

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Rivers of science

News en

4 years ago

The mountains, the “water towers” of our planet, directly contribute to the quality of life of about 2 billion people, which corresponds to 25% of the world’s population. This is…

Competence building in the field of wild bee research in South Tyrol

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

4 years ago

Project description and objectives Wild bees, i.e. all wild bee species, with the exception of the domesticated honey bee, are an excellent indicator group for intact cultural landscapes and assume…

On the search of grassland-birds

Citizen Science en

4 years ago

Project description and objectives Bird species that are bound to extensive meadows and pastures are particularly endangered worldwide, and so also in South Tyrol. In order to protect them in…

D2N- Increasing the degree of naturalness through potential hedge networks.

Innovative biodiversity research

4 years ago

Project description and goals The condition of many ecosystems around the world is deteriorating, in some cases with dramatic effects on biodiversity. Agricultural intensification, urban sprawl and habitat fragmentation (the…

Porcupine tracks in South Tyrol

News en

4 years ago

It has never been sighted in South Tyrol before: the common porcupine. Now, for the first time, quills of the protected animal have been found. Three spines of the common…

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Insights into the evolution of the Alpine flora

News en

4 years ago

The Alps are an extremely species-rich mountain range, characterized by both, the climate of Central Europe and the Mediterranean climate. There have long been partly contradictory hypotheses about the origin…

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

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Rivers of science

Competence building in the field of wild bee research in South Tyrol

On the search of grassland-birds

D2N- Increasing the degree of naturalness through potential hedge networks.

Porcupine tracks in South Tyrol

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Insights into the evolution of the Alpine flora

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