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The project team of Pflanze KlimaKultur! and our workgroup welcomes citizen scientists in the Botanical Garden Potsdam.
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Head of working group Prof. Linstädter is interviewed by ARD television
Completion of field data collection in Ghana
Our working group extends a sunny welcome to our 3 newest PhD candidates
Vegetation ecologists take part in agricultural wildflower experiment.
A major step for our new GreenGaDe project focusing on greenhouse gas emissions in West Africa
Interview at Deutschlandfunk Kultur: Prof. Anja Linstädter warns of threat to livelihoods from advancing desertification.
UP’s news magazine Portal features research activities in the Botanical Garden.
After a long pause data collection in Namibia can be finalized at last.
Exploratory trip to Zambia promises interesting cross-border comparisons.
Our working group is hiring two new Doctoral researchers / PhD students
Our working group is hiring student staff and lab assistants.
More than 40 participants from project partner institutes and invited stakeholders attended the kick-off workshop.
Please note the new office hours and the 2G-Rules.
The Collaborative Research Center Future Rural Africa has been granted another four years of funding by DFG.
Note! Important!: For the Saturday Excursions contact the lectures, please! They can add you to the excursions lists.
Our working group welcomed three new members on their first day of work, with a tour of the facilities and a joint lunch.
Because of renewed inquiries: the Excursions moved to a later time.
International research team investigates seasonal diet dynamics of cattle in a South African savanna.
There are new appointments for Saturday Excursions (see it under "Teaching")
Researchers from our group will study the impact of land-use change on greenhouse gas emissions and carbon stocks in West Africa’s agricultural landscapes.
Roots of grassland plants are modulated by wind intensity, with consequences for plant-soil-feedbacks.
for secretary informations contact: Jennifer Kaminski (biodiversity@uni-potsdam.de)
Working group welcomes Prof. Dr. Anja Linstädter with a small celebration.
