av John Strand | maj 22, 2020 | Management of CW
Collecting ground living arthropods using an inverted leaf blower is an effective way to gauge the density of their communities. The spiders and insects that get sucked up is transferred to a white tub, from which it is easy to pooter-out the individuals of...
av John Strand | maj 20, 2020 | Management of CW
The start of the years arthropod collection! The collection methods we use are suction sampling, pitfall trapping, and Malaise trapping. The tent-like trap is a Malaise trap, invented in the 1930’s by René Malaise, and optimized for catching flying insects. The...
av admin | jan 1, 2020 | BioWetland, Management of CW, Wetland as buffers, Wetlands 2.0
Welcome to BioWetland! Wetlandscapes & Biodiversity – Buffer, Biodiversity and Bees Research on how constructed wetlands(CWs) function hydrologically in a river basin perspective and how hydrology and its interactions with wetland design, location and...
