The time in the margin indicates the start of each presentation on YouTube.
YouTube Thursday 8 April | ||
3:27 | Michiel Wallis de Vries (Dutch Butterfly Conservation & Wageningen University) |
Future of butterflies and moths: can we halt the decline? |
28:40 | Frank Vassen (European Commission, DG Environment) |
The link between science, monitoring and nature conservation in the EU |
1:02:30 | David Roy (UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology) |
Monitoring butterflies across Europe |
1:30:40 | Thomas Fartmann (University of Osnabrück) |
Butterfly conservation in times of global change |
1:52:20 | Joost Vogels (Stichting Bargerveen & RU Nijmegen) |
Nitrogen deposition and butterflies: what do we know and what can we expect? |
YouTube Friday 9 April | ||
2:53 | Matt Forister (University of Nevada) |
An American perspective on butterfly conservation |
28:40 | Jacqueline Loos (Leuphana University Lüneburg) |
Increasing conservation success through embedding butterflies into a social-ecological system perspective |
1:01:40 | Thomas Merckx (University of Oulu) |
Functional homogenization and local adaptation in urban butterflies and moths |
Vlad Dinca (University of Oulu) |
Butterfly diversity and conservation in the age of genomics | |
Chris van Swaay (Dutch Butterfly Conservation & Butterfly Conservation Europe) |
An outlook for the future of butterflies in Europe |