EGU General Assembly

There are only a few days left until the EGU General Assembly, which is the largest European meeting for geoscientists. Even we are biologists :) we attend this interesting multidisciplinary meeting regularly. Besides the 'hardcore' geologist sessions, there are many sessions related to ecology, nature conservation, fire regimes, climate change and land use systems. That is why this meeting is always very interesting also for us, biologists.

This year we will present four topics on the conference 

Deák, B., Valkó, O., Nagy, D., Török, P., Torma, A., Lőrinczi, G., Kelemen, A., Mizser, Sz., Nagy, A., Bede, A., Csathó, A.I., Tóthmérész, B.: Biodiversity conservation in transformed landscapes – the role of historical sites in sustaining grassland habitats and species.

Miglécz, T., Donkó, Á., Drexler, D., Valkó, O., Deák, B., Török, P., Kelemen, A., Körmöczi, Zs., Tóthmérész, B.: Biodiversity and organic agriculture – Species rich cover crops in vineyards of Hungary (Tokaj wine region). 

Tóthmérész, B., Hüse, B., Szabó, Sz., Deák, B.: Ecological network of green habitat patches:Grassland vegetation in urban habitats

Valkó, O., Kelemen, A., Miglécz, T., Török, P., Deák, B., Tóth, K., Tóth, J.P., Tóthmérész, B.: Regular burning leads to degradation in species-rich semi-natural grasslands.