Researches from #LandscapeResearchInstitute presented one of the outcomes of the #Bioremo project, “Forest Dynamics Following Ice-Storm Disturbance,” at the conference “Nature Monitoring Without Borders.” The conference was organized by the Podyjí and Thayatal National Parks.

The Podyjí and Thayatal National Parks organized an international scientific conference to mark the 35th anniversary of the establishment of the Podyjí National Park. The conference was also supported by the #Bioremo project. The participants enjoyed it very much 👏🌳. #LandscapeResearchInstitute

Last week, our women’s UAV squadron conducted a series of flights over the Zlatník National Nature Reserve. Zlatník Hill (522 m), like the surrounding hills of the Central Bohemian Uplands, is of volcanic origin. The tree layer is dominated by oak and birch. #LandscapeResearchInstitute

Last week, our women’s UAV squadron conducted a series of flights over the Zlatník National Nature Reserve. Zlatník Hill (522 m), like the surrounding hills of the Central Bohemian Uplands, is of volcanic origin. The tree layer is dominated by oak and birch. #LandscapeResearchInstitute

The Aesculapian snake prefers moist habitats in deciduous forests. It likes to climb trees. It is a non-venomous snake that primarily hunts small rodents. It is the symbol of doctors around the world. In the Czechia, it is a critically endangered species. #BioReMo #LandscapeResearchInstitute