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Revision as of 09:31, 31 July 2014
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July / August 2014
The third training workshop for the para-ecologists of the Future Okavango project is taking place in Mashare, Rundu / Namibia from 28th of July to 8th of August 2014.
The main topic of this training is how to share scientific results of the Future Okavango project with local stakeholders.
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February 2014
Training school on involvement of para-ecologists into dryland restoration and research
held in Hamburg in February 2014
A training school on Participation Driven Science in Ecology and Hydrology: Implementation of para-ecology in dryland research and restoration was held at the Botanical Garden of the University of Hamburg, Germany, from 17-19 February 2014.The training school aimed to explore the role of para-ecologists in the sustainable management of drylands and restoration of degraded land. | The training school formed part of the EU COST Action ES1104 “Desert Restoration Hub” and was open to PhD students and Postdocs who work in the field of restoration and monitoring of dryland ecosystems and who are interested in learning about approaches for integrating local stakeholders through the involvement of para-ecologists. |
Documentation of the training school can be downloaded here (PDF 670 KB)
Participants (from left to right): Shekhar Kolipaka, Kamal Zurba, Nathan Forsythe, Steffen Niemann, Ieda Maria Bortolotto, Maria Fantappiè, Yoseph Araya, Matilda Palm, Marc Parfondry, Ute Schmiedel, Linda Böckenhoff, Naghme Gholami, Athanasios (Thanos) Smanis, Christoph Külls. Photo: Geraldo Alves Damasceno Junior |
Para-ecologist training course in Wondo Genet / Ethiopia, 2014
Participants, from left to right: Back: Teshome Gigi, Tamirat Gelaye, Gabrehiwot Woldeyohannes, Kefyalew Mulele, Tadele Zewdie, Fikadu Asseza, Peter Borchardt, Gemechu Koroso, Senait Desalegne Front: Getachew Birhamu, Habtamu Elias, Bezashwork Melaku, Seblework Alemu, Habtamu Assaye, Abebe Mulu; squatting in front: Misasu Teshome |
From 20th to the 24th of January 2014, a para-ecologist training workshop was held at the Wondo Genet College of Forestry and Natural Resources near Shashemene in Ethiopia. The trainees, mainly local tour guides but also college staff, were interested to get involved into future research and maintenance activities around the Wondo Genet College Arboretum. The para-ecologist training comprises topics like plant biology, plant identification, and taking photos of plants. | The workshop forms part of the ARBOPRO project of the University of Hamburg.
For more information about ARBOPRO contact Peter Borchardt borchardt@geowiss.uni-hamburg.de For more information about the training course contact Ute Schmiedel Ute.Schmiedel@uni-hamburg.de. |
Para-ecologist training workshop 2013 XXX
From left to right): Vilho Snake Mtuleni (technician, Namibia), Meshack Kwamovo (Botswana), Robert Mukuya (Namibia), Miguel Hilario (Angola), Ute Schmiedel (Germany)
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