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

Julia.Strobl@eurac.edu

266 posts

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

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.…

Special Habitat: Orchard Meadows

Biodiversity and agriculture

4 years ago

Project description and objectives: Orchard meadows not only visually enrich our cultural landscape, but they are also a valuable habitat for numerous animals and plants. Unfortunately, “Anger” or “Pangerter”, as…

Review of measures to promote biodiversity as part of the Schneewinkel project

Biodiversity and agriculture

4 years ago

Project description and goals: In the “Schneewinkel”, an apple growing zone in Schlanders/Silandro, specific measures will be taken to promote biodiversity. To check the effectiveness of these measures, we survey…

eDNA: Investigation of soils in apple orchards using new methods

Innovative biodiversity research

4 years ago

Project description and goals: In recent years, the use of eDNA methods has become increasingly popular in ecological studies. eDNA stands for environmental DNA and is the DNA that is…

The woodland brown butterfly in South Tyrol – phantom or reality?

Forest Biodiversity

4 years ago

Project description and goals: The woodland brown (Lopinga achine) is a butterfly species endangered throughout Europe whose population is continuously declining. The species is an indicator of near-natural forests especially…

Distribution of the brown marmorated stink bug and its parasitisation: a comparison of fruit growing and natural sites

Biodiversity and agriculture

4 years ago

Project description and goals: For a few years now, the brown marmorated stink bug (Halyomorpha halys), originally from Asia, has been present in South Tyrol. Here, the bug causes great…

Biodiversity in the Latemar’s windthrow areas

Forest Biodiversity

4 years ago

Project description and goals In autumn 2018, storm Vaia decimated parts of the South Tyrolean woodland A total of 6,000 hectares of forest, in 86 South Tyrolean municipalities, were destroyed…

Whinchat, corn crake and red-backed shrike – survey of bird life in extensively managed meadows and pastures

Biodiversity and agriculture

4 years ago

Project description and goals Agricultural practices have changed significantly in recent decades. Meadows are frequently cut earlier, more often and are also fertilised more intensely. This has a serious impact…

ONLINE: Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Habitat mapping South Tyrol

News en

4 years ago

The colloquium will take place ONLINE (YouTube) and in German language on June 9 at 6:00 pm. The aim of habitat mapping is to systematically record ecologically relevant habitats in South Tyrol.…

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

Pollinators in Apple Orchards

Special Habitat: Orchard Meadows

Review of measures to promote biodiversity as part of the Schneewinkel project

eDNA: Investigation of soils in apple orchards using new methods

The woodland brown butterfly in South Tyrol – phantom or reality?

Distribution of the brown marmorated stink bug and its parasitisation: a comparison of fruit growing and natural sites

Biodiversity in the Latemar’s windthrow areas

Whinchat, corn crake and red-backed shrike – survey of bird life in extensively managed meadows and pastures

ONLINE: Colloquium of the Platform Biodiversity: Habitat mapping South Tyrol

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