Natural Products and Applications
Agenda
18 results
Long-term monitoring of Azorean Arthropods and IUCN Red and Green Listing
14 Nov 2024
Location: Online
Island Biodiversity, Biogeography & Conservation
EU-funded LIFE projects influence in land use/land cover changes in insular ecosystems: the case-study of São Miguel island (Azores)
28 Mar 2024
Location: Online
Island Environmental Risks & Society
Arthropod co-occurrence networks indicate environmental differences between islands and signal introduced species in Azorean native forest remnants
21 Mar 2024
Location: Online
Island Biodiversity, Biogeography & Conservation
Uncovering arthropod abundance patterns in oceanic islands: insights from the MACRISK project
14 Dec 2023
Location: Online
Island Environmental Risks & Society
Assessing the Impact of Insect Decline in Islands: Exploring the Diversity and Community Patterns of Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Arthropods in the Azores Native Forest over 10 Years
29 Jun 2023
Location: Online
Island Environmental Risks & Society
Effects of short-term increased temperature on pasture-associated arthropod communities in the Azores
04 May 2023
Location: Online
Island Biodiversity, Biogeography & Conservation
Vertical distribution of spider of different colonization origin in Macaronesia native forests
16 Feb 2023
Location: Online
Island Biodiversity, Biogeography & Conservation
Island Biodiversity, Biogeography & Conservation
The role of small lowland patches of exotic forests as refuges of rare endemic Azorean arthropods
17 Feb 2022
Location: Online
Island Biodiversity, Biogeography & Conservation
Applying camera trapping to detect and monitor introduced predators on oceanic islands
25 Nov 2021
Location: Online
Island Biodiversity, Biogeography & Conservation
Diurnal and nocturnal scavenging rates are higher and faster in cultivated habitats than in native forests on Terceira Island, Azores
07 Oct 2021
Location: Online
Island Biodiversity, Biogeography & Conservation
Encontro(s) Scientia have a long-standing tradition in CE3C. Throughout the year, the various CE3C groups are invited to present speakers and themes, whether they are integrated researchers of the groups or PhD students, allowing to cover the various fields of science to which the Centre is dedicated within Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Changes. The meetings represent a very important opportunity not only for knowledge sharing between CE3C groups and with all the curious people that decide to attend the lectures but also to strengthen internal cohesion and the creation of inter-group collaborations.