Co-creating social-ecological ecosystem restoration in Western Rwanda: Important updates from the living lab
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The past, present, and future of ecological research at Leuphana – A symposium organized by the Institute of Ecology
The Faculty of Sustainability at Leuphana University Lüneburg is celebrating…
Ecosystem restoration and climate mitigation: a reality check
From local tree-planting pledges to global rewilding campaigns, ecosystem restoration…
Where forest meets steppe: Europe’s hotspots of vascular plant diversity
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Thirty years later: what makes grassland restoration work?
In a quiet floodplain in Lower Saxony, an ecological experiment…
Unveiling the hidden diversity of tropical forest canopies
Tropical forests are among the most biodiverse and ecologically vital…
Mountain meadows under climate change: a glimpse into the future through a unique experiment
Mountain meadows face particular challenges under climate change due to…
Digging deep: what roots can tell us about grassland restoration
In the face of increasing biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation,…
Grassland has great potential!
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Launching of the living lab in Rutsiro: Social-ecological systems approach to ecosystem restoration in Rwanda
Info: The Research Project Ecosystem restoration has become a global…