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GENERAL ASPECTS |
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1.
Economics
of
restoration / Ecosystem services and their economic evaluation
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Thursday,
24.8, 10:30-16:40, Alfried-Krupp-College (lecture hall)
Mareike Conrad:
Development of a procedure for the evaluation of the cost-benefit ratio
of nature conservation and landscape management measures
Lionel Prigent:
Restoration to the maritime charater of Mont-Saint-Michel : an economic
valuation
Michael
Trepel: Is peatland rehabilitation a cost-effective
measure for water quality improvement?
Ralf
Döring:
Restoration as investment in natural capital - The Greifswalder
sustainability theory and practical implications for restoration
Michael
Rühs: Economic evaluation of restoration measures
in coastal areas and flood plains
Birgit
Litterski: Nature conservation in agricultural landscapes
of NE Germany
Martin
Wassen: Land use changes in the western Netherlands:
shifts in importance of ecosystem services and implications for
governance strategies for restoration
Achim Schäfer:
Restoration of peatlands with restorative economic instruments
Marina Pintar:
Energy needed to restore overgrown abandoned land
Raymond Schrijver: Restoring rural incomes and conserving Europe`s countryside
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2. Ethical
and
socio-cultural aspects of restoration |
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Tuesday, 22.5, 11:50-16:40,
AudiMax (room 7)
Wiebke
Bebermeier: Regulation vs.
Renaturation: the paradigm shift in Hydraulic Engineering
Allegra
Newman: A critical assessment of
cultural inclusiveness in ecological restoration projects in North
America
Angela
Weil: Ideas of man
(Menschenbilder) in restoration ecology
Richard
Scott: Parables for a Changing
World: The Accidental Rainforest, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and
lessons from the street corner
Matthias
Gross: Welcoming the Unwanted:
The Deliberate Inclusion of Surprising Elements in Ecological
Restoration
Narayan
R. Desai: Restore what? Why? How?: In Search of Cultural
Answers.
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3.
Planning,
managing, and monitoring of restoration projects:
Concepts and organisational
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Tuesday, 22.8, 17:20 - 18:40,
AudiMax (room 7)
Concepts & Planning
Marijn
Nijssen: Development of a decision support system for
nature restoration projects: from trial-and-error to knowledge based
nature management
Hein
van Bohemen: ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING
WORKS, Ecosystem thinking and the role of ecological infrastructures
Constanze
Buhk: Plant species diversity in cultural landscapes in
Central Europe: developing effective conservation tools
Planning & Management
Jacques
Thibault: Peatland restoration policy of New Brunswick,
Canada
Wednesday,
23.8, 9:50-13:30, Philology (Seminar room)
Anne
Tolvanen: Restoration of peatlands in northern Finland
– impacts on hydrology, soil processes and biodiversity
Roos
den Uyl: Adaptive management for sustainable development
of Dutch peatlands
Philip
D. Putwain and Gill M. Haynes: Restoration of ecological
habitats to mitigate the effects of airport runway development
Assessment & Monitoring
Wiktor
Kotowski: Assessing restoration prospects of communities
from functional traits of constituent species: a comparative study in
riparian systems
Birgit
Felinks: Implementation of a monitoring program for a
lignite mining site in Eastern Germany
Vera
Luthardt: Monitoring and success control: different
instruments for the analysis of measures for the rewetting of mires
Michael
Manthey: The potentials of the vegetation form concept for
restoration projects
Ingo
Koska: Interpretation of monitoring data from permanent
vegetation plots with bioindication ; the example of the rewetted
Grenztalmoor; (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany)
Alexander
Van Braeckel: Design of Flood Control Areas: Conflict
between nature development planning and potentials.A case study in the
Scheldt estuary (Belgium)
ies: a comparative study in riparian systems
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4.
Unifying
concepts in restoration ecology (Restoration theory) |
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Friday, 25.8, 8:30-11:50,
AudiMax (room 7)
Stefan
Halle: Translating ecological restoration into basic
ecology
– a guided tour
Francisco
García Novo:
Succession steering: a restoration strategy for vegetation
Armin
Bischoff: The choice of seed provenance in
restoration approaches
Young D. Choi: Redevelopment of black oak (Quercus velutina) savanna in abandoned sand mine in
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore: A trajectory for restoration
Todd A.
Aschenbach: A tale of two ecosystems: Comparing community
assembly approaches to restoration from a prairie restoration in
Kansas, USA and a pine savannah restoration in South Carolina, USA.
Jelte
van Andel: On
biodiversity, valuation and the nature of ecological value
Vicky M. Temperton:
What have biodiviersity-ecosystem functioing experiments and
restoration got to tell each other?
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5.
Restoring
biodiversity in semi-natural landscapes
(ecosystem and population level) |
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5A:
Restoration of biodiversity after land use abandonment
Friday, 25.8, 8:30-11:50, Philology
(seminar room)
Hana
Poková: Regional seed mixtures in the Czech
Republic
T.
Szili-Kovács: Organic carbon amendment
has
changed soil N availability and microbial activity in ex-arable fields
aimed to restore
Jose
Ramon Guzman Alvarez: Natural
restoration as a tool to manage olive old fields
Josef
Müller: Restoration of wet meadow communities
after sustained abandonment
Paulina
Dzierza: Vegetation change in the first year after
removing shrubs and reintroducing mowing management on a soligenous fen
Clare
Tenner-Trivedi: The Millennium Seed Bank Project,
Ecological Restoration and Global Change
will selbst in 3 oder 12, guck mal wo platz ist
5B:
Large- scale grazing: a tool of landscape and ecosystem restoration
Thursday,
24.8, 10:30-16:40, AudiMax (room 7)
W.A.
Ozinga: Possibilities and constraints of
extensive grazing to restore plant diversity in open European landscapes
Vitalie
Gulca: A review of land use problems and actors
related to wild and domestic herbivores in Moldova during the past 200
years
A.M.
Kooijman:
Grazing in dune grasslands with different soil fertility 5B
Angelika
Schwabe: Restoration of NATURA 2000 habitats: the
case of grazed inland sand ecosystems
Karin
Süss: Grazing with ruminants (sheep) and
non-ruminants (donkeys) as a tool for the restoration of threatened
sand ecosystems?
Bettina
Burkart: Large- scale grazing: experiences in
combining domestic and wild animals
Maarten
Mouissie: Dispersal of propagules by large herbivores: a
bottleneck for biodiversity increase?
Carsten
Eichberg: Large herbivores as endozoochorous
dispersal vectors: the difference between dispersal potential and
seedling establishment in inland sand ecosystems
Antonia
Wanner: Seed banks of grazed and abandoned coastal
grasslands
in Estonia: Potential source for restoration?
Joachim
Schrautzer: Development potentials for
the biocoenosis in a river valley depending on large-scale grazing and
rewetting
Harald
Schaich: Floodplain restoration and extensive
grazing in Luxemburg – aims, concept and first results of an
interdisciplinary research project in the Syr valley
Gerd
Rosenthal: Large- scale grazing: a tool of landscape and
ecosystem restoration?
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6.
Restoration
policy and legislature: Ecological restoration in perspective
of Natura 2000 |
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Wednesday, 23.8, 23.8, 9:50-12:30,
Alfried-Krupp-College (library)
Karina Kitnaes: Management and restoration of Natura 2OOO
sites through an integrated river basin management plan for the Dovine
river basin in Lithuania
Cecília
Melo: Mapping as an important tool for Natura 2000
managment
and conservation: a case study of Santa Barbara Volcano (Azores).
Kris
Decleer: Objectives of conservation and
restoration of Natura 2000 habitats in Flanders, Belgium
Rob J.J. Hendriks:
Ecological Restoration in the Netherlands: policy aspects and knowledge
management
Camiel Aggenbach:
Environmental bottlenecks and restoration potential of habitats in the
Dutch Natura 2000 network
Geert
Raeymaekers: Can we speak of a European Restoration Policy?
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7.
Synergies
and integrative
concepts |
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Friday, 8:30-11:50,
AudiMax (room 7)
Matthias
Harnisch: Restoration of floodplain-meadows along the
northern Upper Rhine
Erika van den Bergh:
The most desirable scenario for the Schelde estuary: Linking measures
for ecological rehabilitation and safety against storm surges
Sander Jacobs: Combining safety aspects and ecological
functioning in the Scheldt Estuary: the first results.
Peter
C. van der Molen: "Keent: breaking new ground. Combining
safety, flood protection, nature restoration and human involvement.
Combining safety, flood protection, nature restoration and human
involvement."
Achille
Assogbadjo: Abiotic factors influencing ecological
diversity and productivity of baobab tree (Adansonia digitata L.):
consequence for the species restoration in Benin.
Marcus
J. Collier: The National Wetlands Wilderness Park
– developing a strategy for cutaway peatland afteruse in
Ireland
Albert
Corporaal: Options for integrating farming and nature
conservation in Europe
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SPECIAL ECOSYSTEMS |
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8.
Coastal
ecosystems: salt meadows,
marshes, dunes |
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8A:
Beaches, driftlines and dunes - maintenance and support of natural
dynamics and biodiversity
Tuesday, 22.8, 11:50-18:40, AudiMax (room 5)
Eva Remke: Grass
encroachment in the Baltic Sea – a large spatial scale and
descriptive study
Marc van Til: Rapid
improvement of grey dunes after shallow sod cutting in the Amsterdam
Water supply Dunes
Hans Esselink:
Cascading effects of nitrogen deposition in coastal dunes: a
comparative study on insects and Red-backed Shrikes between intact and
degraded dunes
Raquel P. Fernández Lo
Faso: Restoration of an ancient dune system favouring
landscape per-ception
Patrick Le Gouee:
Origin and ecological significance of silty soils of Hatainville dune
slacks (Manche, France)
Konjev
Desender: Ground beetles as ‘early
warning-indicators’ in restored salt marshes and dune slacks
Jean-Pierre
Maelfait: Spider colonisation and source-sink effects in
newly developed dunes and dikes along the river Ijzer estuary
Steven Verbeek:
Towards dynamic barrier islands in the Wadden Sea.
E.J. Lammerts:
Successful dune restoration : a matter of scales !!
8B:
Restoration of salt marshes and brackish coastal communities
Wednesday, 23.8, 9:50-13:30, Philology
(lecture hall)
Suzan
Kholeif: Palynological Study of Mangrove Sediments in the
Hamata Area, Red Sea Coast, Egypt: Vegetation and Restoration Overview
Marilou B. Montemayor:
Water table and moisture content behaviour of an exploited bog
contaminated with seawater and the establishment of Juncus balticus
Stefan Seiberling:
Restoration of coastal brackish grassland vegetation in the non-tidal
Baltic Sea
Armel Dausse: Can
salt marsh functions be restored in a polder with limited tidal
flooding?
Detlev
Metzing: Salt
marsh succession in clay pits: first results of a monitoring project
Angus
Garbut: Coastal realignment and salt marsh restoration in
the UK
Marika
Kose: Restoration of 1OOO ha of coastal meadows in SE
Estonia Häädemeeste
Martin Stock:
Restoration success and perspectives for monitoring obligations
according to FFH and WFD in salt marshes on the North Sea coast of
Schleswig-Holstein
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9. Rivers,
lakes and other inland waters |
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Tuesday, 22.8,11:50-18:40,
Philology (lecture hall)
Rivers and floodplains
Joerg Weise:
Limiting factors in wetland restoration in intensively used floodplains
Susanne
Winter: Vegetation
dynamic
in a floodplain forest after stream course correction, groundwater
withdrawal and conversion of forestry management
Francisco A. Comín:
Principles and strategies for the restoration of floodplains in the
Middle Ebro River (NE Spain)
Susanna
Hakobyan: Decrease of Industrial Sewer Negative
Impact on Hrazdan River (Armenia): Cooperation Success between
International
Organization, National NGO and Business Sector
Nadiya V. Boyko: Methodological
Techniques of Recovery Strategy for the Ukrainian-Hungarian Floodable
Ecosystems Exposed to Human-Induced Transformation (Tysza River Basin
in Bereg Region)
Sandra
Sweeney:
Using place names to reconstruct former floodplain connectivity in the
Morava River
Kati
Vogt: Temporal
variation and species composition of hydrochorous seed transport:
environmental factors vs. species traits
E.C.H.E.T. Lucassen: Causes
for the decline of zinc-flora in floodplain grasslands along the river
Geul (the Netherlands): possibilities for restoration
Tobias. W. Donath: Large-scale
restoration of flood-meadows by diaspore transfer with plant material
Wilco Verberk: The
importance of landscape heterogeneity for animal diversity in
restoration management
Lakes and lagoons
E.
Brouwer: Degraded
peat sediments in lakes: the problem of accumulated sulphur, ammonium
and bicarbonate
Jaya
Krushna Panigrahi: Enhanced fish landing consequent to
ecorestoration measures - A case study of
Chilika Lake
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10.
Peatlands |
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10A:
Sphagnum bog restoration for biodiversity
Tuesday, 22.8, 11:50-18:40,
Alfried-Krupp-College (lecture hall)
Catherine
Farrell: Rehabilitation of an industraial peat-production
landscape in the west of Ireland
Kaisu
Aapala: Ten years of vegetation succession after
restoration of boreal spruce mire
Thomas
J. Malterer: Large-scale restoration of a highly disturbed
poor fen/bog in Northeastern Minnesota, USA
Francois
Quinty: The Ste-Marguerite-Marie peatland restoration
project
Petra
Konvalinkova: Spontaneous revegetation of harvested
peatlands: a way of restoration?
Line
Rochefort: A paludified approach to peatland restoration:
several years of monitoring
Roxane
Andersen:
The physicochemical and microbiological status of a restored bog in
Canada: identification of relevant criteria to monitor success
Natacha
Fontaine: vegetation diversity and restoration of peatland
pools
Gert-Jan
van Duinen:
Nutrient-enrichment, habitat homogeneity, and fragmentation limit the
restoration of the aquatic invertebrate diversity of raised bogs
Mati
Ilomets: Plant cover and hydrology of drained margin of a
bog - proposals for restoration
Russell
Anderson: Restoration of bogs altered by afforestation in
Britain - practical activity and new research results
Romas
Pakalnis: Sustainable development possibilities in the
Aukštumala Nature Reserve (Lithuania)
Mara
Pakalne: Raised bog studies and monitoring of the
management actions in the LIFE project "Mires" in Latvia
Mati
Ilomets: Spontaneous Sphagnum-cover re-establishment on
abandoned peat-fields in Estonia – success and failure
10B:
Fen restoration for biodiversity
Thursday, 24.8, 10:30-16:40, Philology
(lecture hall)
Franziska
Tanneberger:
The West-Pomeranian population of the Aquatic warbler (Acrocephalus
paludicola): Habitat change and restoration potential
Ab P. Grootjans: Can
we restore travertine forming spring mires in Poland?
Rolf Kemmers:
Restoration prospects of calcareous spring mires in Slovakia
Andre Jansen:
Prospects for hydrological restoration of a fen meadow reserve in the
Slovakian lowlands
J. M. Schouwenaars:
Land subsidence in drained peatlands and their long term perpectives
for ecological restoration
Leonid Rasran:
Impact of seed- and microsite-limitation on species diversity in fen
grasslands
Martha D. Graf: The
regeneration niche of fen bryophytes: a greenhouse experiment
Raimund Kesel: Effects
of groundwater level management and flooding events on riparian fen
restoration
Karsten Schulz:
Vegetation development and nutrient dynamics in the Peene valley.
Agata
Klimkowska:
A meta-analysis of alternative techniques to restore degraded fen
meadows.
Tiemo
Timmermann: Restoring peat forming vegetation by flooding
of species-poor fen grasslands: does it work?
B.P.
van de Riet: Rewetting of peat meadows: opportunities and
bottlenecks for nature restoration
Mohssine
El Kahloun: Molinia encroachment
Friday, 25.8, 8:30-11:50, Alfried-Krupp-Kolleg
(lecture hall)
Claus
Helweg Ovesen: Peatland restoration in NW-Zealand, results
and problems
Bart
Verhagen: Short and long term N and P monitoring in
aboveground biomass of wetland vegetations: useful parameters to
evaluate conservation measures.
Agata
Klimkowska: Restoration of semi-natural meadows on a
severely degraded fen, a case study from Poland
Jan
Ripka: Nutrient limitation and seed bank depletion during
degradation of calcareous fen meadows in Slovakia
Leslaw
Wolejko: Coping with abandonment in little disturbed
valley systems
J.M.
Sarneel: Factors controlling mesotrophic floating fen
succession in shallow ponds
Kirsten
Schlange: Monitoring nutrient retention in a rewetted fen
Monika Szewczyk: Changes in the vegetation development of Narew National Park (Poland) in the second half of the twentieth century
10C: Restoring peatlands for
environmental regulation
Tuesday, 22.8, 17:20-18:40, Alfried-Krupp-Kolleg
(library)
Sabine
Jordan: Phosphorus binding forms in minerotrophic peat
soils influenced by degree of peat decomposition
Lars
Lundin: Wetland environment after rewetting peat cutover
areas
Rebekka
R.E. Artz: Does the regeneration of cut-over peatlands
restore below-ground functions and diversity?
Andreas
Gattinger: Bacterial and archaeal communities in five
European peatlands: Influence of plant cover and restoration stage
Wednesday, 23.8, 9:50-11:10, AudiMax
(room 7)
Katalin
Margóczi: Wetland restoration in Hungary, an
overview and evaluation
10D:
Restoring peatlands for sustainable productive use
Wednesday, 23.8, 9:50-13:30, AudiMax
(room 5)
Greta
Gaudig: Sphagnum growth and its perspectives for Sphagnum
farming on rewetted bogs in north-western Germany
Dörte
Kamermann: With Sphagnum farming to new possibilities in
bog restoration in north-western Germany – experiments and
first experiences
Claudia
St-Arnaud: Sphagnum culture in Canada : are
climatic variability and Sphagnum species important?
Mireille
Bellemare: The development of a cloudberry culture in
Canada
Wendelin
Wichtmann: Alternative managment options for degraded
fens- use of biomass from rewettet peatlands
Alexandra
Barthelmes: Environmental friendly production of Alder
wood on degraded fen peatland
Wiktor
Kotowski: Multifunctional use of peatlands? Seeking
alliances for ecological restoration in Poland
Martin
Schumann: Peatland degradation and restoration on the
Tibetan Plateau (China)
10F: Peatland restoration in the tropics
Thursday, 24.8, 12:30-16:40, Philology
(seminar room)
Henk
Wosten: Interdependencies between hydrology and ecology in
tropical peatlands
Jyrki
Jauhiainen: Effect of hydrological restoration on soil
carbon fluxes at degraded tropical peat
Henk
Ritzema: Restoring water management functions in degraded
tropical peatlands
Marcel
Silvius: The Central Kalimantan Peatlands Project;
combining rural development with peatland restoration and conservation
Herbert
Diemont: Strategies for funding peatland restoration in
Indonesia
H.-D.
Viktor Boehm: Carbon Storage in the Northern Sebangau Area
between Tangkiling and Kasongan, Central Kalimantan
W.H.
Wan Sulaiman: Rehabilitation of large-scale sago plantings
on deep peat.
Susan
Page: Multi-temporal satellite observations of burnt area
as a result of peat burning in Indonesia: Applications for the
modelling of post-fire vegetation dynamics
Adi
Jaya: Biomass and Carbon of Tropical Peat Swamp Forest
under Various Land Cover Conditions
Friday, 25.8, 8:30-11:50,
Alfried-Krupp-Kolleg (library)
Jack O.
Rieley: Wise use of tropical peatlands: is restoration
necessary and feasible?
Bostang
Radjagukguk: Impacts of peatland reclamation for
agriculture on soil properties and the environment
Andreas
Langner: Remote sensing as a tool for land use change,
fire and illegal logging monitoring and
peatland restoration planning in southeast Asia
Laura
J. D’Arcy: Degradation and restoration in
tropical peat swamp forests, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
Suwido
H. Limin: Effectiveness of dams constructed to raise water
in tropical peatland
M.
Stahlhut: Restoration of Tropical Peatlands - Data
requirements and availability
Y.
Sulistiyanto: Nutrient budget for a tropical peat swamp
ecosystem in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
Session
1OG: Restoration of Peatland Soils for Agricultural Use
Wednesday, 23.8, 11:50-13:30, Audimax
(room 7)
Jan
J.H. van den Akker: Subsidence of agricultural peat soils
in the Netherlands and ways of conservation
Lech
Szajdak: Impact of secondary transformation of peat muck
soils on the chemical properties soil’s organic matter and
the content of chemical compounds in ground water
Mariusz
Kulik: The effect of grassland utilization way on the
species composition of sward and physicochemical proprieties of
peat–muck soils
Ryszard
Oleszczuk: The role of vegetation type in protection of
peat soils used in agriculture
Lech
Szajdak: Content of indole-3-acetic acid in different
kinds of peat and sapropel
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11.
Forest restoration |
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Thursday,24.8,
10:30-16:40,
Alfried-Krupp-Kolleg (library)
Eduardo
H. Ditt: Legislation to protect Atlantic Forest landscapes
in Southeastern Brazil: incentives, opportunities and obstacles
Jeroen P. Groenendijk: Towards
recovery of dry Andean forest in Colombia: An onset to accelerated
natural succession
Almut
Spangenberg: Palaeopalynological references for forest
management and restoration
Daria Kreyer: The
role of short-lived tree species within natural forest restoration in
Central Europe
Raimund
Kesel: Restoration
of Mediterranean Quercus ilex woodland in wildfire areas of Pinus
macchia with the bioactivation technology of ReviTec® - Results
from the MedOak-Bendinat project at Majorca/Spain
Nassima Yahi: Plant
succession and ecological restoration : a case study of cedar forests
in Algeria
Martin
Schnittler: Proportion and spatial
distribution of sexes in Populus euphratica stands from the
Tarim
basin, western China.
Angie
Ying-Sim Ng: Nitrogen fixation in native woody legumes and
their use for forest restoration in Hong Kong, China
Ida
M.Y. Yu: Enriching the floristic diversity under exotic
plantations in Hong Kong, China
Seyed Maziar Razavi: Pollution
of soil and vegetation by reforestation of exotic conifers in
Pilambera, North of Iran
Seyed Mehdi Alizadeh: Damaging
of seedlings and its effects on forest natural restoration
Eslam Zolfeghari: Management
of regeneration around dead trees and help to forest restoration,
Caspian beech forest, north of Iran
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12.
Semi
deserts, dry grasslands and heaths
(incl. Restoration to counteract desertification) |
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12A:
Restoration of dry grasslands and heaths
Tuesday, 22.8, 11:50, Philology (lecture
hall)
Bryan
Foster: Effects of tallgrass prairie restoration and
accelerated succession on plant diversity and ecosystem function
Ulf
Freisinger: Grassland Management and its Impacts on
Nutrient Dynamics in South-western Germany
Kathrin
Kiehl: Vegetation succession in newly created calcareous
grasslands on ex-arable land in relation to nutrient availability
Mike Le
Duc: Plant species-specific responses to management for
Pteridium aquilinum control
Veronica
Sărăţeanu: Aspects concerning invasive plants impact on
western Romanian grasslands.
Marek
Sammul: Restoration of wooded meadows – Estonian
experience
Jūratė
Sendžikaitė: An extensive use of sown meadows as a tool
for restoration of biological diversity
Suzanne
Dreier: Vegetation and arthropods in hay meadows under
ecological compensation treatment on the Swiss Plateau
Friso
van der Zee: Restoration of grasslands on airports in
relation to the risk of aircraft bird strikes
Herbert
Diemont: Options for management and restoration
of heathlands in Europe
Mary H.
Losvik: A traditional way to establish new hay meadows.
Thierry
Dutoit: Ecological restoration of a Mediterranean dry
grassland
Elise
Buisson: Re-introducing native perennial species: a
multi-factorial experiment
Michael
Jeschke: Diversity of vascular plants and cryptogams in
ancient and newly created calcareous grasslands
12B: Restoration to counteract
desertification
Wednesday, 23.8, 9:50-13:30,
Alfried-Krupp-Kolleg (lecture hall)
Siegmar-W.
Breckle: Phytomelioration of saline soils, example Aral Sea
Walter
Wucherer: Suitability of Haloxylon aphyllum for
restoration of salt soils in Middle Asia
Til Dieterich: Regeneration potential of fallow fields in the southern virgin land zone in Kazakhstan
Nurbay
Abdusalih: The ecology of wetlands under arid climate
conditions
Niels
Thevs: Tugai forests at the Tarim middle reaches,
Xinjiang, China – their ecology, conservation, and restoration
Huang
Peiyou: Status of degradation and restoration of Tugai
forests of China
Sophia
Etzold: Restoration of Quartz Fields in the Knersvlakte /
South Africa - A Chellenge in Space and Time
Hartmut
Koehler: Application of ReviTec®, a restoration
technology based on ecological knowledge
Lulseged
Tamene: Land-use planning based spatial scenarios to
evaluate the soil loss reduction potential of different management
options
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13.
Large-scale restoration and
nature
development: abandoned
agricultural, mining, industrial, and military areas |
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Thursday, 24.8, 10:30-16:40,
AudiMax (room 5)
Dragana Drazic:
Open-cast coal mining: from destruction to art
Carolina Martínez-Ruiz:
Factors affecting successional change on uranium mine wastes: insights
for ecological restoration
Karel Prach: Does
spontaneous succession lead towards target vegetation in abandoned
fields? A survey across Europe
Götz Heinrich Loos: Alien
plants as indicators of landuse dynamics in the Old Industrial Region
Ruhrgebiet (Northrhine-Westphalia, Germany)
Josu González-Alday:
Natural colonization over two first years of revegetation after
hydroseeding on coal mining spoils
Jenica Hanganu:
Challenge for ecological reconstruction
of the largest agricultural polder in the Danube
Delta
Anita Kirmer:
Influence of regional species pools and functional traits in
colonisation processes
Mareike Güth: Colonization
of post-mining landscapes of Lower Lusatia by Labidura riparia
(Insecta: Dermaptera)- an approach using molecular genetic methods
A. N. Singh:
Comparative effect of legume and non-leguminous plantations on coal
mine spoil in a dry tropical region, India
Hartmut Koehler: Research
over 20 years of succession as a basis for restoration
Karel Tajovsky:
Development of soil, soil biota and above-ground vegetation at post
mining sites under different afforestation management
Barbra A. Harvie:
Post-industrial waste or saviour of biodiversity?
Friday, 25.8, 8:30-10:50, Philology (lecture hall)
Alena Lukesova:
A role of soil algae and cyanobacteria on dumps after coal mining
U. Nocker:
Assessment of biodiversity and the dynamic of species composition and
landscape structure in successional highly dynamic systems
Michael Elmer: Succession
and diversity of soil fauna in open cast coal mining areas:
afforestation with different oak species vs. spontaneous succession |
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Restoration and climate change |
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Tuesday, 22.8,11:50-16:40,
Alfried-Krupp-Kolleg (library)
Elve
Lode: Climate change effects in the bog –
Perspectives for the long-term conservation or restoration?
Sanna
Kivimaki: Carbon sink function of sedge and Sphagnum
patches in a restored cut-away peatland: Increased functional diversity
leads to higher production
Lena
Ström: Greenhouse gas emissions from a
constructed wetland in southern Sweden
Jacinthe
Letendre: CO2 exchange, hydrological conditions and
spectral reflectance of bog vegetation communities
Stephan
Glatzel: The Pietzmoor bog in NW Germany –
Biogeochemical constraints for successful restoration
Jürgen
Augustin: Greenhouse gas release and global warming
potential during and after reflooding of a degraded fen site in the
Peene River Valley, Northeast Germany.
Annette
Freibauer: Long-term effects of fen restoration on N2O and
CH4 fluxes
Lindsey
Bergmann: Long-term effects of fen restoration on
CO2-exchange – Donauried, southern Germany
Matthias
Drösler: EU-peatlands – an overview of
current trace gas fluxes
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