Better Protection for Europe's Nature Conservation Areas –What can the European Union do?
5 März 2013
Austria
Climate change, intensive farming, and growing cities – nature conservation areas in Europe, along with biological diversity, are coming under increasing pressure.
The HABIT-CHANGE project, headed by the Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development (IOER) in Dresden, Germany, elaborates practical recommendations for managing natural habitats. It will be presenting its results in Brussels on March 5 2013.
Participation upon registration only: www.habit-change.eu/brussels
The Project on the Internet: www.habit-change.eu
Dr. Marco Neubert Tel.: +49 351/46 79-274, E-Mail: M.Neubert[at]ioer.de
Dr. Sven Rannow Tel.: +49 351/46 79-274, E-Mail: S.Rannow[at]ioer.de
The HABIT-CHANGE project, headed by the Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development (IOER) in Dresden, Germany, elaborates practical recommendations for managing natural habitats. It will be presenting its results in Brussels on March 5 2013.
Participation upon registration only: www.habit-change.eu/brussels
The Project on the Internet: www.habit-change.eu
Dr. Marco Neubert Tel.: +49 351/46 79-274, E-Mail: M.Neubert[at]ioer.de
Dr. Sven Rannow Tel.: +49 351/46 79-274, E-Mail: S.Rannow[at]ioer.de