av John Strand | aug 27, 2023 | Management of CW, Wetland as buffers, Wetlands 2.0
The data from the surveys of dragonflies in the project was, together with data from the project LIFE-Goodstream, compiled into a guidebook to the public and to the landowners. The aim is to raise awareness of wetlands and their biodiversity by focusing on dragonflies...
av John Strand | aug 25, 2023 | Management of CW, Wetland as buffers
Tobias Engzell studied the water level fluctuations of constructed wetlands in relation to CW location, size and soil types. Read the paper by following the link in the title: ”Anlagda våtmarkers vattennivådynamik: Typmönster och dess samband med omgivande...
av John Strand | aug 4, 2023 | Wetland as buffers
Peter did a final sampling tour in Halland in the CWs that were included in the drought field experiment in 2022 to follow long-term effects on the arthropod communities. The weather was not helpful as can be seen in the last picture….
av John Strand | maj 24, 2023 | Management of CW, Wetland as buffers, Wetlands 2.0
The 31 of May, Peter will talk about multifunctionality of wetlands at ”Baltic Breakfast”...
av John Strand | feb 23, 2023 | Management of CW, Wetland as buffers, Wetlands 2.0
Our paper on Tradeoffs and synergies in wetland multifunctionality, recently published in Science of the Total Environment, was displayed at the Global water forum, with a new short summary written by Peter Hambäck. It can be found here:...
av John Strand | feb 10, 2023 | Wetland as buffers
This week we have started to collect the 112 water level meters from the wetlands after ca 2 years monitoring and data gathering. The bricks we used as anchors for the containers with the preassure sensors turned out to be good spots for crayfish.
