Filter for Search for news Programme area Programme area1) Biodiversity in a Changing World2) Ecosystem Services for a Sustainable Future3) Dimensions of Complexity of Aquatic Systems4) Predictive Ecology in the Anthropocene 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 141 - 150 of 150 itemsTopic:Use and management 14 June 2017 press release Research on an equal footing promotes sustainability A socio-ecological experiment with anglers shows that the ecological competencies are thus improved and ecological actions are encouraged among users and managers of natural resources. 8 May 2017 insight IGB at Berlins Watersport Festival With their scientific survey on the leisure behavior of inland waters, IGB-Researchers presented themselves at the 5th Berlin Water Sports Festival in Berlin-Grünau. 19 April 2017 press release Bioeconomy: insect meal as a sustainable aquaculture feed As part of the BMBF ideas competition "New products for the bio-economy" a new breeding concept for protein-rich insect larvae, developed at the IGB, is promoted as sustainable future feed source. 23 March 2017 short news Lights off for the Earth Hour Around the globe, millions of people are turning their lights off for one hour as a common symbol for environmental protection. The "Loss of the Night" network has composed ideas how to spend one hour without lights. 10 March 2017 short news Sustainable tourism and starry nights Celestial phenomena like northern lights and the undisturbed view on the Milky Way may become more and more attractive for future tourism. IGB experts discussed aspects of astro-tourism at the ITB Berlin. 16 December 2016 press release Protect the Night The "Loss of the Night" network publishes recommendations for exterior lighting that are intended to contribute to the sustainable use of light in our cities. 18 September 2016 short news Preliminary investigation in the project „Baggersee“ (dredging lake) Das Gemeinschaftsprojekt von IGB und Anglerverband Niedersachsen hat begonnen. 8 September 2016 press release Why moths are attracted to light Light at night changes animals’ behaviour. A new study shows that moths are attracted to street lamps within a radius of approximately 23 metres. 17 December 2014 press release Deforestation threatens species richness in streams A loss of forested areas can lead to a decrease in species richness in adjacent streams. This has been shown by a team from the Leibniz-Institute for Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries in cooperation with additional partners. 29 January 2014 press release Launch of the first online Global Freshwater Biodiversity Atlas A new online Atlas of freshwater biodiversity presenting spatial information and species distribution patterns will be launched on 29th January at the land-mark Water Lives symposium bringing together European Union policy makers and freshwater scientists. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Current page 15
14 June 2017 press release Research on an equal footing promotes sustainability A socio-ecological experiment with anglers shows that the ecological competencies are thus improved and ecological actions are encouraged among users and managers of natural resources.
8 May 2017 insight IGB at Berlins Watersport Festival With their scientific survey on the leisure behavior of inland waters, IGB-Researchers presented themselves at the 5th Berlin Water Sports Festival in Berlin-Grünau.
19 April 2017 press release Bioeconomy: insect meal as a sustainable aquaculture feed As part of the BMBF ideas competition "New products for the bio-economy" a new breeding concept for protein-rich insect larvae, developed at the IGB, is promoted as sustainable future feed source.
23 March 2017 short news Lights off for the Earth Hour Around the globe, millions of people are turning their lights off for one hour as a common symbol for environmental protection. The "Loss of the Night" network has composed ideas how to spend one hour without lights.
10 March 2017 short news Sustainable tourism and starry nights Celestial phenomena like northern lights and the undisturbed view on the Milky Way may become more and more attractive for future tourism. IGB experts discussed aspects of astro-tourism at the ITB Berlin.
16 December 2016 press release Protect the Night The "Loss of the Night" network publishes recommendations for exterior lighting that are intended to contribute to the sustainable use of light in our cities.
18 September 2016 short news Preliminary investigation in the project „Baggersee“ (dredging lake) Das Gemeinschaftsprojekt von IGB und Anglerverband Niedersachsen hat begonnen.
8 September 2016 press release Why moths are attracted to light Light at night changes animals’ behaviour. A new study shows that moths are attracted to street lamps within a radius of approximately 23 metres.
17 December 2014 press release Deforestation threatens species richness in streams A loss of forested areas can lead to a decrease in species richness in adjacent streams. This has been shown by a team from the Leibniz-Institute for Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries in cooperation with additional partners.
29 January 2014 press release Launch of the first online Global Freshwater Biodiversity Atlas A new online Atlas of freshwater biodiversity presenting spatial information and species distribution patterns will be launched on 29th January at the land-mark Water Lives symposium bringing together European Union policy makers and freshwater scientists.
