ECO2SCAPE

Monitoring segetal flora to assess the ecological value of fallows and flowering fields

Within the framework of a project seminar at the TU Dresden, botanical investigations were carried out in the ECO²SCAPE project area under the direction of Lisanne Hölting and Julian Wendler. In total, we studied plant occurrence in eight plots (5m*5m) each of four different agricultural and environmental climate measures: annual fallows (AL5a), perennial fallows (AL5b),

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Successful ECO²SCAPE project meeting in Berlin

On May 31st and June 1st, all ECO²SCAPE project partners, together with members of the Advisory Board, met in Berlin to report on the project progress, discuss research activities and ongoing publications, and brainstorm new ideas. The 2-day meeting was intense and sparked many fruitful discussions which the group is eager to further develop; for

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ECO²SCAPE: Kick-off and first project meeting in the study area

In October, a two-day kick-off meeting was held at the TU Dresden. Since several staff members were delayed by a thunderstorm on their way to Dresden, the next project meeting already took place in February in the model region “Vereinigte Mulde”. The meetings served the interdisciplinary exchange and the concretization of concrete work and tasks

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The first joint co-design meeting for the development of conservation measures

On 26.01.2021, we met with several farmers, the state farmers’ association and other regional actors (AbL, LfULG, UNB) for our first joint co-design workshop. Prior to the workshop, individual farmers had already developed a list of measures to preserve biodiversity in the model region together with our local practice partner, the Landschaftspflegeverband Nordwestsachsen e.V.. In

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