Biodiversity and Ecosystem services: The role of endangered species and invasives
Herzog Friedrich Strasse 3, Innsbruck - Palais Claudiana
- University of Innsbruck
- Burapha University
Monday, October 17, 2016
8:45 | Welcome and Introduction
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9:10 | Panel 1 Introduction of commercially produced bumblebees for pollination: Ecosystem services, invasiveness and pathogen spillover
Landscape modelling, energy production, biodiversity and ecosystem services: Study cases in mountain environments
Conservation of freshwater mussels from deserts to tropical forests: Background, main threats and future challenges
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10:30 | Coffee Break |
11:00 | Panel 2 Freshwater crayfish in Europe: Endangered species, invasives and ecosystem services
Study on tapir and marine turtles. A case study on endangered terrestrial and marine species in Peninsular Malaysia: Endangered species and ecosystem services
Ecosystem services of large European rivers: Implications for management
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12:30 | Lunch Break |
13:45 | Welcome
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14:00 | Panel 3 Back into European ecosystems: The reintroduction of the Northern Bald Ibis
Conservation sustainability of endangered wild animals
Conservation in zoos: claim and reality
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15:30 | Coffee Break |
16:00 | Panel 4 Using very high resolution images from mini-drones for ecosystem service evaluation of Melaleuca cjuputi Powell forest in the east of Thailand
Comparing environmental tolerance of the apple snails as the model species (invasive species and native species) on the freshwater ecosystem in Thailand
Damage cost valuation from the invasion of the apple snails in rice paddy fields in Thailand
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17:30 | Future Research Collaborations Future research initiatives, projects and activities in the frame of the Cluster on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services: the role of endangered species and invasives |
18:30 | Conference Dinner |
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
9:00 | Pick up from the hotel. Walk to the Hungerburg station and ride with the cable car Hungerburg funicular to the Alpenzoo. After the visit, ride with the cable car to Seegrube, at an altitude of 1.900 m above sea level. Small lunch at the Restaurant Seegrube and journey back to the city of Innsbruck. For more info: www.nordkette.com |
14:00 | Participants who will attend the annual SAT meeting in Trento will go by bus to Trento |