What would happen if Europe’s wild pollinators collapsed? A new study paints a vivid picture of what that world could look like, and the effects stretch far beyond bees and blossoms.more
KomBioTa Members Dr. Kyle W. Gray with co-authors Daniela Mera-Rodríguez and Christian Rabeling present a new study involved teaching integrative taxonomic methods to students at the University of Hohenheim that resulted in the delimitation and description of three new ant species from the Vanuatuan archipelago in the southwestern Pacific region.more
The European project initiative eNaBlS invited experts from the federal state of Baden-Württemberg (Germany), working in education, policy, public administration, nature conservation, planning, skilled trades and business to Stuttgart. Initial results show: biodiversity and Nature-Based Solutions need stronger structural integration, qualified professionals and better bridges...more
NABU Ostfildern-Ruit has set up a new amphibian drift fence at the edge of the Häslachwald to protect migrating toads, frogs and newts during the spring breeding season.more
We are proud to share that KomBioTa board member Prof. Dr. Martin Hasselmann was recently a featured guest at the Science Pub Stuttgart at the Kulturkneipe Rosenau.more
