Maureen Nieuwschepen, Author at European Wilderness Society

The Effect of Climate Change on the Apollo butterfly

This article is the second in a two-part, scientifically-based series on Parnassius apollo by Maureen Nieuwschepen Worldwide climate change effects

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LIFE Apollo2020 Partner Meeting & Monitoring Visit in Saalfelden, Austria

EWS is a partner of LIFE Apollo2020, dedicated to the conservation of the Apollo butterfly in Austria, Poland, and Czechia.

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Migratory History and Ecology of the Apollo butterfly

This article is the first in a two-part, scientifically-based series on Parnassius apollo by Maureen Nieuwschepen Origin and migratory history

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Climate change and shifting ecosystems: understanding the impact of altitudinal and latitudinal shifts

Worldwide, climate change is leading to changing weather patterns and increasing frequencies and intensity of extreme weather events, such as

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Evolution of Forests in the Alpine Valleys North of Tamsweg in Austria

This post and maps are created by Aurélien Rinaudo. 10,000 years ago, humans began to settle down gradually. With this

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The return of the bearded vulture in the Alps

This posting is written by Aurélien Rinaudo. The bearded vulture (Gypaetus barbatus) is the largest bird in Europe. Recognizable by

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The LIFE Apollo2020 outdoor season has started for Austria

The snow has started to melt in the Alps, which means that the outdoor work season for the Apollo butterfly

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Climate change impacts forests at 1,100 meters altitude in Carinthia

Georg, a forester in Carinthia, is witnessing firsthand the effects of climate change on his forest, which sits at an

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New volunteer Aurélien

My name is Aurélien and I’m a new volunteer, I will stay here for 3 months. I came here because

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ALFAwetlands conference day 1: Excursion to the Hungarian side of the lake

European Wilderness Society is a partner of HORIZON project ALFAwetlands and organised the mid-term conference from May 21 – May

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Online talk: What does re-wetting mean for animal husbandry?

In Germany, more than two thirds of bog soils are used for agriculture, especially for grazing. Almost 20 percent of

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45 years left for Austrian glaciers

The Austrian Alpine Club measures and reports glacial properties every year. Following from this year’s measurements, they warn that Austria

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Dendrochronology: How tree rings inform us about climate change

Currently, climate change leads to temperature rises and weather anomalies worldwide. But, in the past, temperature on earth has always

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The Wood Wide Web supports wild forests

Forest ecosystems are globally diverse and highly important for nature and people. They provide vital ecosystem services and host the

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Amphibians of Austrian-Hungarian Living Lab

European Wilderness Society is a partner of the project ALFAwetlands. This article is about one of ALFAwetland’s 9 living labs

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World Beaver Day

Since 2009, April 7 has been celebrated as world beaver day to spread awareness about the interesting lives of beavers.

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World Aquatic Animal Day

This post is written by Lika Kvizhashvili. World aquatic animal day is celebrated every year on 3rd April since 2020 to

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World Bear Day

On Saturday, March 23, it was World Bear Day! Since 1992, this day has been celebrated yearly to encourage worldwide

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Auditory perception in moths

Moths keep surprising us in their evolutionary adaptations to survive. They have the greatest hearing capability of all insects. The

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Learn about butterflies day: how the evolution of Lepidoptera contributed to a world full of colors

Today is the Learn about butterflies day! Let us dive a little bit into the evolutionary history of butterflies, and

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Author: Maureen Nieuwschepen

The Effect of Climate Change on the Apollo butterfly

LIFE Apollo2020 Partner Meeting & Monitoring Visit in Saalfelden, Austria

Migratory History and Ecology of the Apollo butterfly

Climate change and shifting ecosystems: understanding the impact of altitudinal and latitudinal shifts

Evolution of Forests in the Alpine Valleys North of Tamsweg in Austria

The return of the bearded vulture in the Alps

The LIFE Apollo2020 outdoor season has started for Austria

Climate change impacts forests at 1,100 meters altitude in Carinthia

New volunteer Aurélien

ALFAwetlands conference day 1: Excursion to the Hungarian side of the lake

Online talk: What does re-wetting mean for animal husbandry?

45 years left for Austrian glaciers

Dendrochronology: How tree rings inform us about climate change

The Wood Wide Web supports wild forests

Amphibians of Austrian-Hungarian Living Lab

World Beaver Day

World Aquatic Animal Day

World Bear Day

Auditory perception in moths

Learn about butterflies day: how the evolution of Lepidoptera contributed to a world full of colors

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