Javier Martín @AlvaroLuna87 @dr_tugo REAL JARDÍN BOTÁNICO ULisboa +Biodiversidade@Ciências @FC_UL Cristina Branquinho Fernando Ascensão Primeiros resultados! O relvado da Torre do Tombo (TT) resultado de sementeira biodiversa, sem rega e cortes reduzidos, destaca-se tanto em riqueza total como em diversidade de flora. Os relvados de gestão tradicional (rega e cortes regulares) do C8 e da Reitoria não apresentaram

Our last work concerns the importance of local-scale drivers for forests and woodlands in drylands. Local-scale factors matter for tree cover modelling in Mediterranean d... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Como a Natureza está a adaptar-se para sobreviver na cidade visao.sapo.pt/?p=1626505

Sabíamos já que os animais se adaptam e evoluem em ambientes urbanos. Será que as plantas têm a mesma estratégia? Os primeiros resultados deste projecto, que juntou 287 cientistas de 160 cidades, mostram que sim. Saiba mais em: bit.ly/UrbanPlantsGLUE

But... what about improving plant diversity on them throughout more friendly management practises? Our students of Plant ecology found that reducing mowing and avoiding watering may increase diversity in ULisboa lawns.

Seed removal decrease by invasive Argentine ants in a high Nature Valu... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

No passado dia 10 a nossa Cristina Branquinho participou no 1ºworkshop do LIFE Desert-Adapt entitulado "Desertificação-Dimensão e efeitos de um problema no #Alentejo". A palestra focou-se no tema desertificação e #biodiversidade

Bioinspiration – Quando a Natureza inspira a Humanidade | Quand la nature inspire l'humanité museus.ulisboa.pt/pt-pt/bioinspi…

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Our Ana Cláudia Oliveira wins the 13th Edition of the Mário Quartin Graça Scientific Award in the Natural Sciences and Technologies category with the thesis “Ecological indicators as tools to monitor the effects of #climatechange on Tropical dry forest”. 👏bit.ly/3OFPP1G

Congratulations to our Alice Nunes and Melanie Köbel for collaborating in the 1st global study to assess the impact of grazing on #ecosystemservices in #drylands published in Science Magazine!

#Ecosystem services from urban green infrastructure are key for livelihoods & wellbeing. A new trait-based framework links #urban #biodiversity, socio-ecological filters & ecosystem services 🏙️🏞️ #npjUrbanSustain Timon McPhearson (he/him) Cristina Branquinho nature.com/articles/s4294…

🙌 Starting today and until the middle of March don’t miss the #exhibition #NaturGramPT at Centro Comercial Alvalade! Another output from citscicomm ! A youth view 👀 on #biodiversity in Portugal! A result of the NaturgramPT contest on Instagram developed with PhD students!

Pedro Pinho & @grilo_filipa of eChanges_cE3c and members of the project BiNatUr are the co-chairs of the Technical Task Force of the Biodiversa+ (European Biodiversity Partnership) #BiodivClimKnowledgeHub on the Potential of #naturebasedsolutions for mitigation and adaptation to #climatechange.

Papers are not our children, thus I can freely assume that this one published in npj Biodiversity is my favourite: Rescuing Botany: using citizen-science and mobile apps in the classroom and beyond nature.com/articles/s4418… #botany #biodiversity #biodiversitycrisis

🌿 How to Rescue #Botany in the 21st Century? 🌿 Public awareness of the #plant #biodiversity crisis is low & hinders conservation efforts 🛑 Our authors show how #CitizenScience & apps can be used to boost engagement🤳 Sergio Chozas Cristina Branquinho nature.com/articles/s4418…

Apresentação do livro Primavera Silenciosa, de Rachel Carson ulisboa.pt/evento/apresen…

The past 44 years

Workshop "#Ecologia de zonas semi-áridas: problemas e soluções" na eChanges fc.ul.pt dia 19/06, com vários membros do eChanges_cE3c e colegas especialistas convidados🌳 CE3C Cristina Branquinho Melanie Köbel

🌿📱 Engaging Students in Citizen Science and Plant Ecology 🌱📚 Our authors, Sergio Chozas et al., explored the potential of #citizenScience platforms and mobile apps as educational tools while contributing to scientific research. Take a 👀 🧵(1/8) nature.com/articles/s4418…