Filter for Search for news Programme area Programme areaBiodiversity in a Changing WorldEcosystem Services for a Sustainable FutureDimensions of Complexity of Aquatic SystemsPredictive 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 391 - 400 of 620 items 20 March 2020 short news Making citizen science more participatory, inclusive and citizen-led The ACTION Accelerator team – led by IGB’s Kat Austen – works with on-the-ground citizen science projects that address pollution. Eleven citizen science projects joined us at IGB for a workshop. 16 March 2020 press release Against overfishing: Save the oldies! In addition to the offspring, also keep the particularly large, older specimens alive: This management achieves good compromises between the demands of professional and angling fishing and the natural reproductive capacity of fish stocks. 5 March 2020 short news Storms and lakes – a critical knowledge gap Rita Adrian and Hans-Peter Grossart from IGB, investigated the research knowledge about the effects of extreme weather on lake ecosystems and found out: We know too little – and that is a risk. 4 March 2020 short news Mega does not only mean big The term megafauna is not clearly defined in biodiversity research. An international team with IGB researchers Sonja Jähnig, Fengzhi He and the former director of IGB, Klement Tockner, realized it's time to change that. 20 February 2020 press release Joining forces for the science metropolis The initiative Berlin Research 50 wants to jointly develop research strategies and foster dialogue between science, politics and society. IGB is one of the founding members of BR50. 20 February 2020 insight Clean-up at Lake Müggelsee From car tires to toy guns – during the garbage collection campaign at Lake Müggelsee, all of this was fished out of the water. 19 February 2020 IGB position regarding the Tesla building project in Grünheide Currently, the Tesla building project "Gigafactory" in Grünheide and its potential impact on the environment is the subject of controversial discussions. The IGB has received several requests regarding the water situation. The IGB publishes its official position on this subject here. 17 February 2020 insight IGB scientists in the impermanent ice The scientists explore parasitic fungi on diatoms in the Antarctic. Their investigations could reveal unknown effects of climate change on the Antarctic food webs. 3 February 2020 short news The hidden water Special Issue on groundwater: Many drinking water resources depend on the exchange between ground and surface water. Nutrients and pollutants can also be transported, converted, retained or accumulated along the flow paths. 30 January 2020 insight Moving aquaculture into more sustainable waters The workshop "The Blue Sector at the Crossroad – Moving Aquaculture Into More Sustainable Waters" looked at strategies for a more intensive but sustainable use of fish, mussels, crustaceans or algae in aquacultures. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 38 Page 39 Current page 40 Page 41 Page 42 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
20 March 2020 short news Making citizen science more participatory, inclusive and citizen-led The ACTION Accelerator team – led by IGB’s Kat Austen – works with on-the-ground citizen science projects that address pollution. Eleven citizen science projects joined us at IGB for a workshop.
16 March 2020 press release Against overfishing: Save the oldies! In addition to the offspring, also keep the particularly large, older specimens alive: This management achieves good compromises between the demands of professional and angling fishing and the natural reproductive capacity of fish stocks.
5 March 2020 short news Storms and lakes – a critical knowledge gap Rita Adrian and Hans-Peter Grossart from IGB, investigated the research knowledge about the effects of extreme weather on lake ecosystems and found out: We know too little – and that is a risk.
4 March 2020 short news Mega does not only mean big The term megafauna is not clearly defined in biodiversity research. An international team with IGB researchers Sonja Jähnig, Fengzhi He and the former director of IGB, Klement Tockner, realized it's time to change that.
20 February 2020 press release Joining forces for the science metropolis The initiative Berlin Research 50 wants to jointly develop research strategies and foster dialogue between science, politics and society. IGB is one of the founding members of BR50.
20 February 2020 insight Clean-up at Lake Müggelsee From car tires to toy guns – during the garbage collection campaign at Lake Müggelsee, all of this was fished out of the water.
19 February 2020 IGB position regarding the Tesla building project in Grünheide Currently, the Tesla building project "Gigafactory" in Grünheide and its potential impact on the environment is the subject of controversial discussions. The IGB has received several requests regarding the water situation. The IGB publishes its official position on this subject here.
17 February 2020 insight IGB scientists in the impermanent ice The scientists explore parasitic fungi on diatoms in the Antarctic. Their investigations could reveal unknown effects of climate change on the Antarctic food webs.
3 February 2020 short news The hidden water Special Issue on groundwater: Many drinking water resources depend on the exchange between ground and surface water. Nutrients and pollutants can also be transported, converted, retained or accumulated along the flow paths.
30 January 2020 insight Moving aquaculture into more sustainable waters The workshop "The Blue Sector at the Crossroad – Moving Aquaculture Into More Sustainable Waters" looked at strategies for a more intensive but sustainable use of fish, mussels, crustaceans or algae in aquacultures.
