Successful completion of this year's final fieldwork in the Friulian Alps and on the Taglimento River
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Selecting the right outplanting sites is crucial for successful conservation translocations and reintroductions of plant species in dynamic riverscapes. Habitat suitability modelling and subsequent connectivity assessment are a promising approach.

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Not river ecology, but interesting insights into the dynamics of alpine alluvial fans: our presentation at #EGU25: "Constraining centennial to sub-annual sediment dynamics on alpine alluvial fans"

doi.org/10.5194/egus...

More about the ecology of the alluvial fan:
www.zobodat.at/pdf/Tuexenia...

Another bad example of well meant flood protection measures. The braidplains of the Kireas river in Evia, Greece were "cleaned" after several larger floods.

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Ökosysteme stehen weltweit unter Druck, immer mehr Tier- und Pflanzenarten sterben aus oder sind bedroht. Die Ökologie als wissenschaftliche Disziplin soll das nötige Wissen liefern, um gege...
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Plant translocations and reintroductions for conservation purposes are often unsuccessful. Sandrine Godefroid and colleagues have summed up the outcome of over 3000 plant translocations across Europe, their outcome and reason for success or failure.

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

This study adds to previous work showing that Welwitschias and Quiver Trees are threatened by climate change, as their current ranges become too hot and dry for even these desert survivors to flourish. 6/6
Read the full paper here: www.mdpi.com/2223-7747/14...

The #Tagliamento is the last preserved larger Alpine river in Europe. To preserve this unique riverscape and its ecosystem, our website, www.tagliamento.org, is a first start to raise awareness, collecting information about the river and bundling the communities and activities around the river.

The Tagliamento River is one of the last morphologically almost intact Alpine rivers and an ecosystem of European importance. Plans to build retention basins in its most natural sections threaten its integrity. Join the initiative supported by scientists from 35 countries: freetagliamento.org