av John Strand | jun 10, 2020 | Wetland as buffers
Now our level meters are deployed in 111 wetlands and 12 level meters are located in streams and they all register the water level 1 every hour and transfer data to us automatically. (bild 9). That means that every day we get 3 000 in situ data points on water...
av John Strand | jun 1, 2020 | Wetland as buffers
Here is a film showing part of the process of deploying water level meters and nest traps in a CW .
av John Strand | apr 29, 2020 | Wetland as buffers
At the Swedish EPA´s “Environmantal research day” (Miljöforskningsdagen) there was a time slot for short presentations of the projects on wetland ecosystem services. So today the project leaders for the 8 projects again did short presentations of their projects, again...
av John Strand | apr 28, 2020 | Wetland as buffers
The kick-off meeting for the 8 awarded projects had to be done online due to Corona. It was interesting to hear about the other projects and valuable for future possible collaboration between projects and synergistic effects.
av John Strand | apr 14, 2020 | Wetland as buffers
The work with deploying water level meters continues. It is time consuming, but our method works well, on the meters we also place trap nests to investigate the pollinator population at the sites. It is the brown-orange cylinder seen in the picture.
av John Strand | mar 6, 2020 | Wetland as buffers
We had a meeting in Halland to plan for this season biodiversity studies. We also put together one of our SLAM-traps (Malaise traps). We have 25 of these, which will be used for sampling flying insects in the project.
