Applied Nature Conservation XXIX: The Pantanal – Giant anteaters, jaguars and cowboys coping with environmental change

Applied Nature Conservation XXIX - Lecture Series of the Department of Animal Ecology & Tropical Biology

The Pantanal – Giant anteaters, jaguars and cowboys coping with environmental change

Speaker:  Lydia Möcklinghoff (Tropical Ecologist & Behavioral Zoologist, Museum Alexander Koenig, Bonn)

More information about the series of lecture: Poster Applied Nature Conservation XXIX

The event can be credited for the certificate "Sustainability and Global Responsibility" and for area B of the certificate "Intercultural Competence".

All dates of the lecture series: 

The talks will take place Tuesdays at 16:00 (CET) via ZOOM

• 02-05-2022: Conserving Harpy Eagles - Lessons form the Darien Gap, Panama (José de Jesús Vargas & Marta Curti, Directors, The Peregrine Fund, Boise ID, USA)
• 09-05-2022: Protected Areas in the Carpathians of Ukraine -  How the war in Ukraine changed conservation work (Michael Brombacher, Head of Europe Department, Frankfurt Zoological Society, Frankfurt)
• 23-05-2022: Biodiversity issues in the warming arctic (Dr. Benoît Sittler, Projekt leader, University of Freiburg)
• 13-06-2022: From conflict to co-existence -  Evidence based solutions for the farmer-cheetah conflict in Namibia (Dr. Bettina Wachter, Project leader, Leibniz - IZW Berlin)
• 27-06-2022: The Pantanal – Giant anteaters, jaguars and cowboys coping with environmental change (Lydia Möcklinghoff, Tropical Ecologist & Behavioral Zoologist, Museum Alexander Koenig, Bonn)

Access to Zoom: 
You can find the Zoom link to the event in our WueCampus room: https://go.uniwue.de/gsik-teilnahme
Confirmation of attendance:
During the event you can confirm your attendance for a GSiK certificate, also in our WueCampus room: https://go.uniwue.de/gsik-teilnahme. You will receive the password for this during the event.