av John Strand | aug 30, 2021 | Management of CW, Wetland as buffers
Today David arrived in Halmstad for sampling with Malaise traps and pitfall traps in the 14 wetlands that we will empty next year. This sampling toghether with another sampling next year before emptying will serve as comparisons with samplings done after the lowering...
av John Strand | aug 25, 2021 | Wetland as buffers
Today Johan and Joel from Heurgren Film AB spent a day in Halland to film our activities in the buffer project and also visiting researchers Pia and Joachim from projekt WetKit. The film is produced as part of project WetKit.
av John Strand | aug 25, 2021 | Wetland as buffers
This week the second field sampling was done in 80 of “our” buffer wetlands to investigate occurence of Cyano algae and cyano toxin, as part of our networking collaboration with Pablo Urrutia Cordero at Lund univiserity. This time it was Sam (working for...
av John Strand | aug 24, 2021 | Wetland as buffers
This week Pia and Joachim from project WetKit have been in Halland for fieldwork in “our” wetlands. Colaboration is always rewarding and we hade good discussions on methods and the state of the wetlands. Pia and Joachim sampled sediment cores in 19 of the...
av John Strand | aug 9, 2021 | Management of CW, Wetland as buffers, Wetlands 2.0
The field material (various traps nests and nest boxes) from the pollinator field experiments that now have been terminated, have been collected and stored. Due to the very high rainfall in August we could not carry out the planned test with effects of draining some...
av John Strand | aug 5, 2021 | Wetland as buffers
During our dragonfly surveys we found a Common winter damselfly (Sympecma fusca) at the wetland TA25. It is not rare in Sweden but have an easterly distribution and before our observation it had only been reorded once in Halland (in 2012) .
