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News from the World of Research
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We presented our services for early-career researchers at #BES2023 in Belfast, and 9 researchers presented their work. Take a look at the recap of these intensive days!
| | LifeWatch Portugal published a guide to 117 invertebrate species found in a 6,000-hectare protected regional landscape in the Porto metropolitan area. | | | |
LifeWatch Italy and its partners have launched the 'Hic Sunt Lupi' partners to monitor the wolf's return in the Salento area that disappeared 100 years ago.
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RESTORE4Cs' 3rd General Assembly was held in The Hague from 4-6 December and was hosted by Wageningen University and Research. | | | |
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Paul Bower, former Senior Development Manager at the British Ecological Society, believes scientists can work together to address climate change despite political differences. On the wave of the recently concluded BES Annual Meeting 2023 in Belfast, we chatted with Paul, who stressed the importance of global collaboration in tackling the climate crisis. | | | |
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This month's photo came from Žan Kafol of LifeWatch Slovenia, who won the National Geographic 2023 photo contest for the second year.
The photo title is "ENLIGHTENED (All Milky Ways Lead to Rakov Škocjan)". It won in the landscape category and was declared the expert jury's overall competition winner. Rakov Škocjan, a karst valley between Planinsko polje and Cerkniško polje in Slovenia, is known for its typical karst features and has been nominated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The photo was taken during summer, amidst the Perseids meteor shower, and depicts a night scene in front of the entrance to the Zelške Caves and below the Small Natural Bridge.
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.png "A Happy Holiday Season and a Peaceful New Year from LifeWatch ERIC")
