Filter for Search for news Programme area Programme areaAquatic Biodiversity in the AnthropoceneAquatic Ecosystem Services and SustainabilityDimensions of Complexity of Aquatic Systems Topic TopicAdaptation and evolutionFreshwater ecosystemsBiodiversityEnvironmental changeMultiple stressors and pollutantsWater and matter cyclesUse and managementAquaculture and aquaponicsAnglingBehavioural ecology and swarm intelligence Format Formatpress releaseinsightshort newsfocus Apply 101 - 110 of 131 newsTopic:Use and management 18 March 2019 focus “Fencing in is not an option” Freshwaters play a central role when it comes to recreational activities. Markus Venohr and Christian Wolter are investigating how such activities affect the ecosystems of lakes and rivers in the new AQUATAG project. 15 March 2019 short news The three Rs of river ecosystem resilience Christian Wolter from IGB and an international team developed a conceptional framework to assess the resilience of river ecosystems. 14 March 2019 press release International Day of Action against dams on March 14th March 14th is International Day of Action for rivers and against dams. 21 February 2019 press release Good news: habitats worthy of protection in Germany are protected Researchers from IGB have examined how effectively Natura 2000 protects listed habitat types in Germany. They also compared Natura 2000 with a hypothetical, ideal network. 19 December 2018 press release Comparing the world’s mega-canals Water transfer megaprojects are meant to supply fresh water to the globe. Researchers have collected the data for comparison and planning. 31 October 2018 focus The city of tomorrow is "blue" Much more than foul water in clogged canals: urban waters could make our cities more livable. On the World Cities Day, we have talked to IGB scientist Jörg Freyhof about how this can be achieved. 14 August 2018 insight Ecohydrologist Doerthe Tetzlaff is elected AGU Fellow Doerthe Tetzlaff, head of IGB's Ecohydrology department for one year, has been honoured with the American Geophysical Union's Fellowship – as the first ever female hydrologist in Germany. 11 July 2018 short news Urban Algae: European young scientist’s project Today 97 young scientists from across Europe start studying the society’s perception of ecosystem services provided by urban ponds, as well their ecological status. 28 June 2018 short news A great finish to the MoMo project IGB researcher Jürgen Hofmann receives medal of merit from the Mongolian Ministry of Environment for his achievements in environmental monitoring and for the Kharaa Yeröö River Basin Atlas. 13 June 2018 insight Research in the River 11 scientists and 300 kilometers of river: impressions of three weeks of sampling in the entire river network of the Vjosa in Albania. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 9 Page 10 Current page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
18 March 2019 focus “Fencing in is not an option” Freshwaters play a central role when it comes to recreational activities. Markus Venohr and Christian Wolter are investigating how such activities affect the ecosystems of lakes and rivers in the new AQUATAG project.
15 March 2019 short news The three Rs of river ecosystem resilience Christian Wolter from IGB and an international team developed a conceptional framework to assess the resilience of river ecosystems.
14 March 2019 press release International Day of Action against dams on March 14th March 14th is International Day of Action for rivers and against dams.
21 February 2019 press release Good news: habitats worthy of protection in Germany are protected Researchers from IGB have examined how effectively Natura 2000 protects listed habitat types in Germany. They also compared Natura 2000 with a hypothetical, ideal network.
19 December 2018 press release Comparing the world’s mega-canals Water transfer megaprojects are meant to supply fresh water to the globe. Researchers have collected the data for comparison and planning.
31 October 2018 focus The city of tomorrow is "blue" Much more than foul water in clogged canals: urban waters could make our cities more livable. On the World Cities Day, we have talked to IGB scientist Jörg Freyhof about how this can be achieved.
14 August 2018 insight Ecohydrologist Doerthe Tetzlaff is elected AGU Fellow Doerthe Tetzlaff, head of IGB's Ecohydrology department for one year, has been honoured with the American Geophysical Union's Fellowship – as the first ever female hydrologist in Germany.
11 July 2018 short news Urban Algae: European young scientist’s project Today 97 young scientists from across Europe start studying the society’s perception of ecosystem services provided by urban ponds, as well their ecological status.
28 June 2018 short news A great finish to the MoMo project IGB researcher Jürgen Hofmann receives medal of merit from the Mongolian Ministry of Environment for his achievements in environmental monitoring and for the Kharaa Yeröö River Basin Atlas.
13 June 2018 insight Research in the River 11 scientists and 300 kilometers of river: impressions of three weeks of sampling in the entire river network of the Vjosa in Albania.
