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Published on May 12, 2022
The result of a project, which arose as a public activity within the participatory projects supported by the city of České Budějovice, is the establishment of other flowering strips, this time near Družba, close to the Church of St. John the Baptist and St. Prokop. The Restoration Ecology Working Group contributed with an expert consultation, the realization was carried out by Vojtěch Študent.
(Photo: Vojtěch Študent)
 
Published on May 11, 2022
Published on Apr 25, 2022
In cooperation with our colleagues from Spain, Germany, Norway, and the European Chapter of the Society for Ecological Restoration, we are launching a project that aims to find out how the restoration ecology stands. Across different disciplines and sectors, from high schools, through farmers, to NGOs, we will search what we already know about restoration ecology and try to identify knowledge gaps. Our findings should contribute to improving the vocational training in restoration ecology in the future. For more information see http://www.restoration-ecology.eu/trainer.

Published on Feb 11, 2022
Published on Dec 14, 2021
The European Chapter of the Society for Ecological Restoration calls on the European Commission to take into account, develop and incorporate twelve recommendations in the process of reducing biodiversity loss and climate change when discussing the new law on restoration and nature protection. The Declaration has already been signed by more than 1,300 scientists and supported by 30 organizations. #Science4EUrestorenature

Published on Nov 14, 2021
Published on Oct 15, 2021
Published on Oct 5, 2021
The advantage of long-term monitoring of permanent plots is that you look in detail at the succession process. As in Vaté písky near Bzenec, for example, where we monitor the restoration of sandy grasslands. The successional development, or better the species turnover, can also be observed in the composition of the working team.

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