BOKU: Monitoring agro-biodiversity in Europe is less expensive than believed

Name: _pk_id Used for : Is used to store an unique ID for each user Duration : 13 Months
Name: &nbsp;_pk_ses, _pk_cvar, _pkhsr Used for :&nbsp;Session cookies that store temporary data Duration :&nbsp;30 minutes
Name: mtm_consent Used for : Stores cookie preferences Duration : 30 years

Multiple EU funding schemes aim at keeping and supporting richness in species on agriculturally used land. New affordable indicators will allow finding out whether these massive investments show the expected effect.

Sorry, this entry is only available in German!

The sender takes full responsibility for the content of this news item. Content may include forward-looking statements which, at the time they were made, were based on expectations of future events. Readers are cautioned not to rely on these forward-looking statements.

As a life sciences organization based in Vienna, would you like us to promote your news and events? If so, please send your contributions to news(at)lisavienna.at.

BOKU: Monitoring agro-biodiversity in Europe is less expensive than believed

Austromed-Hauptversammlung: Neuer Vorstand gewählt, der viel bewegen und Innovationen voranbringen möchte

1. Interdisziplinäres Konsensus Treffen „Postvirale Zustandsbilder“ 2024 der ÖGN

6. PRAEVENIRE Digital Health Symposion in Wien erfolgreich gestartet