Research Focus: Landscape
Development and Nature Protection
As a human habitat, the landscape is constantly subjected to development.
Changing economic circumstances and various socio-cultural developments
have had a strong affect on the landscape. Projects undertaken in
this research area examine these changes and their causes. At the
same time, they attempt to reduce the application-related negative
effects of these changes and to understand the development of the
landscape as a creative task at the intersection of conservation
and change.
Current Projects:
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Examinations of anthropogenic induced biodiversity and structural diversity on selected areas in the Southern Black Forest (Oberer Hotzenwald) and Swabian Alb (Mittlere Kuppenalb)
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Outdoor Recreation Destinations as Model Regions for Adaption to Climate Change and Protecting Biodiversity
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Natural monuments
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The potential of the Eurasian beaver (Castor fiber) for the renaturation of wetlands. - A case study in the area of the Wurzacher Ried, Baden-Württemberg.
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The Sweet Chenstnut in the Upper Rhine region - a tree species connecting people, cultures and landscapes
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Hiking hut guest books as an information source for the perception of nature and landscape - A case study on the socio-cultural value of wilderness
areas in the Val Grande National Park (Italy)
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Conservation of traditional fruit varieties along the upper Rhine
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Regeneration, structure and land use of decidous Quercus macrolepis forests on Lesvos (Greece)
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Indicators for biodiversity-oriented mangement of beech forests
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Protection of cultural landscapes using the example of mapping and research from Wölbäckern near Rastatt
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Owls and woodpeckers as indicators for close to nature forest management
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KlimLandRP - Climate and landscape change in Rhinland-Palatinate: Use, care and conservation of
forests - Options for adaptions to climate change
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Game parks of the 17th an 18th centuries in Hohenlohe (Germany) - options for future management
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Classification, Evaluation and Management of Grassland in Europe (CEMGE) - Summerschool
Completed Projects:
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System-based thinking in the treatment of nature as an element of education for sustainable development ( SYSDENA)
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Planning the conservation and management of the Moeslepark garden monument and the Waldsee District in Freiburg
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Multifunctionality of coppice forests in Rhineland-Palatinate: Aspects of nature conservation and tourism
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Homeland - Landscape perception and landscape utilization by migrants
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Prognosis on the expected landscape changes in Mueritz National Park (Germany) and landscape perception of
both residents and tourists
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Analysis of landscape character in the region southern Oberrhein
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Protection and conservation of cultural-historical elements in the Black Forest
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Study of the hydrological, ecological and silvicultural conditions that favour common alder (Alnus glutinosa L.) disease caused by
Phytophthora fungus in impoundment areas
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OFFENLAND Research Association: Management of Military Training Bases in the Pleistocene Lowland Areas of Northern Germany - Fundamentals
of Nature Conservation and Practical Implementation
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Identification of the Social, Economic and Ecological Potential for Sustainable Regional Development Using the Apuseni Mountains in Romania as an Example
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Development of Military Training Areas in Germany using Baumholder Military Training Base as an Example
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Historical Use, Ecological and Socio-Cultural Determinants of Natural Regeneration in Open Holm Oak Forests (
Dehesas) in Spain
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Geographical Landscape Systems in Seefelder Aach (LISA)
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Forests as a Cultural Landscape in the Context of a Future-Orientated Forestry Economy
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The Influence of Forest Grazing on Forest Dynamics
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Cultural Landscape Pilot Project in Hohenlohe, Germany
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Public Relations in Nature Protection: Participants, Strategies and Effects
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Integrated Landscape Development for the Former Rocket Base "Pydna"
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Landscape Ecology and Aesthetic Assessment of Energy Transferral Systems
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Environmental Studies in the Urban Areas of Cluj Klausenburg, Romania)
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