News & Press
Prof. Dr. Alexandra Klein on #Krautschau in Freiburg. In a short video, she explains why it is important to raise awareness for the plants that grow on walls and pavements in the city. | ||
Now available in Dutch: Stoepplantjes: Ontdek 95 planten in de stad
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Award ceremony In June 2024, our former PhD student Dr. Tristan Eckerter was awarded the Sattelmühle Förderpreis for his dissertation on "Conservation options for wild bees and wasps in managed temperate forests". His PhD project was supervised by Prof. Dr. Alexandra Klein and Dr. Veronika Braunisch.
Photo: Sattelmühle Stiftung | ||
Prof. Dr. Alexandra-Maria Klein will give a lecture on pollination services at the University of Bayreuth on 26 June 2024 | ||
Poster Citizen Science in Teaching Through Digital Wild Bee Identification Together with researchers of the University of Bamberg, Dr. Felix Fornoff published a poster on 'Citizen Science in Teaching' publiziert. | ||
#Krautschau events in Freiburg 09.05.2024, 12:00: Freiburger Golfclub e.V., Krüttweg 1, D-79199 Kirchzarten, with Anna Klopstock and Prof. Dr. Alexandra Klein 16.05.2024, 14:00: Herder building, main entrance, Faculty of Environment and Natural Resources, Tennenbacher Straße 4, 79106 Freiburg, with Winfried Meier and Prof. Dr. Alexandra Klein | ||
Podcast: Beenovation In episode 5 of the Beenovation podcast, Dr. Felix Fornoff talks about our research in the INTEGRA project, opportunities, benefits and challenges for farmers of promoting pollinator insects. | ||
Lecture Series "Gehegte Natur" As part of the lecture series "Gehegte Natur - Eine transkulturelle Gartengeschichte", Prof. Dr. Alexandra-Maria Klein will give a lecture on "Geschichte der Gärten aus Sicht der Bienen" on 18 July 2024. | ||
Research Semester in Lund, Sweden | ||
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"Tropical ecosystems in a fast-changing planet" | ||
Session & Chairs "Multi-trophic networks in tropical forests" Chair: Dr. Finn Rehling, Prof. Dr. Heike Feldhaar Session 11-O12 - Biodiversity, biotic interactions and functioning Talk: Finn Rehling, Jing-Ting Chen, Matteo Dadda, Xianglu Deng, Heike Feldhaar, Felix Fornoff, Massimo Martini, Xiaoyu Shi, Liu Xiaojuan, Chao-Dong Zhu, Alexandra-Maria Klein "Animal carrion decomposition and decomposers are influenced by canopy cover, topography, ants and tree species richness in a subtropical forest biodiversity experiment" Dr. Finn Rehling received the Merian Award for the second best oral presentation Session 2-O6 - Cutting-edge biomonitoring in the tropics | ||
DAFA - Fachforum Bienen und Landwirtschaft — Strategiekonferenz | |
Vorstellung des INTEGRA Projekts Dr. Felix Fornoff "Hecken in Agrarlandschaften bieten attraktive Blütenressourcen aber wenige Nisthabitate für Wildbienen" | |
Deutschlandfunk - Zwischentöne 14.01.2024 "Die Ökosysteme wären ohne den Menschen besser dran" Interview mit Prof. Dr. Alexandra-Maria Klein |
Office of University and Science Communications - Press release 19.12.2023 "Neue Lebensräume für Hummeln, Schmetterlinge und Co" In 2024 startet das neue EU Projekt "RestPoll" (Restoring pollinator habitats across European agricultural landscapes based on multi-actor participatory approaches) Led by Prof. Dr. Alexandra-Maria Klein Coordination by Amibeth Thompson Collaboration by Dr. Felix Fornoff, Dr. Dimitry Wintermantel, Dr. Julia Osterman | |
RestPoll Kick-Off meeting November 28th-29th, 2023 in Lund, Sweden | ||
(Coordination) | All RestPoll Cooperation partner with Dr. Dimitry Wintermantel | Prof. Alexandra-Maria Klein (PI/Coordination) |
in Nisthilfen bestimmen: Ein Bestimmungschlüssel für Deutschland Ein Ratgeber des Thünen-Institut für Biodiversität, Braunschweig | ||
in Baden-Württemberg die im Rahmen des Projekts GolfBioDivers von ihr untersucht werden.
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Das Mitmachbuch zu Krautschau Aktionen: Autorinnen: Prof. Dr. Alexandra-Maria Klein & Dr. Julia Krohmer
95 Stadtpflanzen entdecken, bestimmen, bekannt machen | |
from February 2024 also in French: Qu'est-ce qui pousse dans ma rue? Les 95 espèces les plus fréquentes de flore des rues from Juli 2024 also in Englisch: The flora of pavements, walls and waste ground |
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