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Bianca Saladin
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Biologist | PhD in Macroecology & -evolution
(ETH Zürich, WSL)
Project Leader, Nature Conservation
(Canton of Zurich)
Passionate about biodiversity, conservation policy, & science-based solutions
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Please visit our website to learn more about the WSL Biodiversity Center and see the complete list of events.
biodiversitycenter.wsl.ch/en/
Photo credits: Haoyun Liu & @nadia-cci.bsky.social
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WSL Biodiversity Center
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December 5, 2024 at 10:18 AM
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Thanks a lot for the organization! Inspiring talks and discussions - truly enriching!
Scientific insights are key to tackling biodiversity loss and guiding nature conservation planning. Collaboration between science and practice turns knowledge into action for a sustainable future.
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wslbiodiversity.bsky.social WSL-Eawag Biodiversity Center @wslbiodiversity.bsky.social · Dec 2
⏰ Join us tomorrow at our 3rd Biodiversity Symposium: Communicating Biodiversity (or why it is so complicated)! We'll have three incredible speakers (with diverse perspectives & expertise) @colognaviktoria.bsky.social @bsaladin.bsky.social, and Bernhard Schmid.
Join us in person or online!
Poster for the 3rd Annual Biodiversity Symposium organized by the WSL Biodiversity Center. The theme is 'Communicating Biodiversity,' held on December 3, 15:30–17:15, at Englersaal and via Zoom webinar. Featured speakers are Viktoria Cologna discussing communication challenges in biodiversity crises, Bianca Saladin presenting on translating scientific insights into practice, and Bernhard Schmid. Event includes an apéro and a tombola. QR code for more information and registration provided. With photos of the speakers.
December 4, 2024 at 5:48 PM
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An international team, including @wslresearch.bsky.social, shows that "Global proliferation of nonnative plants is a major driver of insect invasions." In Switzerland, the tree of heaven promotes the advance of the stink bug. www.wsl.ch/en/news/invi...
Paper: academic.oup.com/bioscience/a...
Inviting trouble: How the tree of heaven promotes the advance of the stink bug
Non-native plants promote the spread of invasive insects, increasing risks to ecosystems worldwide.
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November 27, 2024 at 12:58 PM