Register and participate in ENRICH in LAC’s Twinning Programme, a dynamic online gathering tailored for European and Latin American businesses seeking international expansion and aiming to enhance their capabilities in soft landing services. This event aims to foster strong connections between the LAC and European business communities, and we believe it presents a unique opportunity for your organization. Event Details Date Time: Registration: To secure your spot at this exciting event, please register separately for each day using the following links: Register for October 16th Register for October 17th What
On 5th October RCISD’s BIOLOC team participated at the first CEE2ACT National workshop in Europa Pont, Budapest. The event gathered a diverse group of 21 participants from various sectors, who are influential stakeholders in Hungary’s bioeconomy ecosystem. BIOLOC and further Horizon projects (GO-GRASS, Engage4BIO, BIOECO-UP) have been invited to share experiences and find transversal synergies among projects and Hungarian partners. Representatives of the Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture were also present at the workshop where the Hungarian CEE2ACT Hub has been announced. The Hungarian Hub will be a Platform where established
New research article on pollinators: Mate-guarding success depends on male investment in a butterfly
Our SAFEGUARD colleagues at the Centre for Ecological Research recently published a research article in ECOLOGY and EVOLUTION. The full article is to be downloaded HERE.
An informative article has been published yesterday in 24.hu, based on a recently published research paper of the Safeguard project. At public spaces of cities in Western Europe and the USA, pollinator-promoting interventions are becoming more and more common and developed. In other regions (e.g. in Hungary), these are only beyond their first steps. A few years ago, the Lendület Ecosystem Services Research Group started a monitoring at urban areas. Here, our researchers sample the pollinators, flowering habitats and measure the effects of pollinator-promoting interventions in two larger cities in
CHTF has been recognized as a significant platform for showcasing China’s high-tech sectors to the world and facilitates economic and technological exchanges and cooperation between various counties and regions. This year, after the Covid pandemic, overseas exhibitors can participate in the fair in person. This will be a great opportunity for any organisation from innovation to promote their products and technology in the Chinese market, raising brand exposure and increasing business connections. The ENRICH in China Community offers 4 positions who can enjoy our offer package for free, including: 1
Research article published in Urban Ecosystems. Authors: Gabriella Süle, Anikó Kovács-Hostyánszki, Miklós Sárospataki, Tünde Ilona Kelemen, Gabriella Halassy, Anna Horváth, Imre Demeter, András Báldi & Viktor Szigeti Short summary: Urbanisation plays a major role in the loss of biodiversity. While pollinators can be helped by providing feeding and nesting sites in cities through proper maintenance of green spaces. Finding solutions that are acceptable to both nature conservation and citizens is not so easy in a densely populated, highly built-up and ever-changing urban environment. Yet a growing number of studies show