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

Julia.Strobl@eurac.edu

260 posts

MALWA – Monitoring of high ALtitude running WAters

4 years ago

Project description and objectives: The Alps, also known as “The European water tower”, are one of Europe’s main water sources. Nevertheless, the impact of climate change is already deeply transforming the…

AlpSoil HiGRAD – How do invertebrate communities change with elevation?

Biodiversity in a changing climate

4 years ago

Project Description and Objectives: In mountainous areas, temperatures and precipitation amounts can change dramatically within a few kilometers. Similar large differences are usually found in lowlands over distances of thousands…

The Baumgart Initiative invites you to an evening focusing on extensive orchards

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4 years ago

Orchard meadows, called “Baumgart”, “Pangert” or “Anger” in South Tyrol, were once omnipresent in the region. Today, however, they are rarely found. They are important elements of our cultural landscape,…

Urban Nature: Nature in the middle of the city

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4 years ago

On October 9 and 10, the Urban Nature event will take place in Bolzano: WWF Trentino and South Tyrol, the initiator, is organizing the day, which will take place throughout…

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: The Mountain Hare in South Tyrol

News en

4 years ago

As a relict of the ice age, the mountain hare is particularly affected by progressive climatic changes. Meanwhile, the European brown hare is finding it increasingly easy to advance into…

Landscape diversity: the central factor for biodiversity

News en

4 years ago

They rush across steep mountain meadows in the midday sun with fishing nets to capture butterflies and grasshoppers; they stand in dewy forest clearings at five o’clock in the morning…

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Biodiversity Monitoring South Tyrol: Bats and their communities

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4 years ago

In 2019, a standardized biodiversity monitoring program was launched in South Tyrol at the provincial level. The survey of bioindicator species, such as bats, aims to reveal the response of…

Biodiversity surveys in herb fields

Biodiversity and agriculture

4 years ago

Project description and objectives: Herb cultivation represents a niche in South Tyrolean agriculture. Almost 50 farms manage a total of about 20 ha of cultivated area. As a rule, these…

Surveys within the framework of the project “Revitalization of the Adige River near Pfatten/Vadena”

Aquatic biodiversity research

4 years ago

Project description and objectives: Riparian forests were once widespread in South Tyrol. Before man began to intervene massively in the landscape, they represented the natural vegetation along the larger flowing…

Pollinators in Apple Orchards

Biodiversity and agriculture

4 years ago

Project description and objectives: Pollinator insects, most notably wild and honeybees, as well as hoverflies, are irreplaceable for the production of fruits and seeds of many wild and cultivated plants.…

MALWA – Monitoring of high ALtitude running WAters

AlpSoil HiGRAD – How do invertebrate communities change with elevation?

The Baumgart Initiative invites you to an evening focusing on extensive orchards

Urban Nature: Nature in the middle of the city

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: The Mountain Hare in South Tyrol

Landscape diversity: the central factor for biodiversity

Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Biodiversity Monitoring South Tyrol: Bats and their communities

Biodiversity surveys in herb fields

Surveys within the framework of the project “Revitalization of the Adige River near Pfatten/Vadena”

Pollinators in Apple Orchards

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