In two recent German radio interviews, Prof. Anja Linstädter compared the drivers of land degradation in Namibia and Germany, urging greater focus on prevention strategies as climate change increases desertification risks.

The NamTip project engaged students, researchers, policymakers, and local communities in hands-on learning and dialogue on sustainable rangeland management and desertification prevention in Namibia.

Als Teil einer integrativen Lehrveranstaltung in unserer Arbeitsgruppe erheben Studierende ökologische Daten in einem echten Feldexperiment.

Deutschsprachiger Essay veröffentlicht

Beim Pint of Science Event Potsdam wird Liana Kindermann über alte Bäume sprechen.

Our research on carbon storage in African savannas is published in Global Chance Biology Journal.

Prof. Linstädter discussed key challenges and solutions for global desertification on the German radio program “Deutschlandfunk Kultur”.

Our working group participates in the Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1644 “Phenotypic Plasticity in Plants (PhenPlast)”.

Our PhD candidates Lisa-Maricia Schwarz and Sophia Meyer presented their results at the 53rd Annual Conference of the German Ecological Society in Freising

The final workshop of the Greenhouse Gas Determination in West Africa’s Agricultural Landscape Project was held at the Forestry Research Institute of Ghana

Results from a large coordinated global study on climate change impacts on dryland vegetation make it into Nature Journal.

Recently published research with contributions from our working group highlights that biodiversity is key under future climate conditions.

What does fashion have to do with microscopy?

During the past two years, the phenology of herbaceous plants has been monitored within a citizen science project called Plant Climate Culture!

NamTip researchers visited the study sites and collected data as part of the main fieldwork campaign of NamTip’s second phase.

We are happy to welcome two new project coordinators for the GreenGaDe project to our working group.

The Kick-Off Meeting of NamTip Phase II was held in Windhoek, Namibia, with the participation of local partners and stakeholders.

Working group and project members learn about scientific writing and multivariate statistics