Second Sino-German Workshop on Biodiversity Conservation
The "Second Sino-German Workshop on Biodiversity Conservation" which was held from March 30th - April 1st, 2009 in Bonn, is part of the cooperation between the BfN (Bundesamt für Naturschutz - German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation) and the Chinese Reserach Academy of Environmental Sciences (CRAES).
Here are the presentations from this workshop for download:
Part 1: Nature Conservation facing Climate Change and Land Use
Impacts of climate change on nature conservation strategies, Beate Jessel, BfN
The impacts of climate change on endangered species: vulnerability and adaptation in China, Wu Jianguo , CRAES
The role of nature conservation in cross-sectoral adaptation strategies to climate change – and related activites of the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation, Cordula Epple, BfN
Impacts of urban land use/land cover changes on regional landscape and vegetation species diversity: Beijing as an example, Wu Xiaopu, CRAES
Impacts of climate change on biodiversity at different scales - input, models, output, Ingolf Kühn, UFZ
Responses of forest-steppe ecotone on the Eurasian grassland under global climate change, Feng Chaoyang, CRAES
German-Chinese cooperation platform for the conservation of species rich, highly carbon-sequestering ecosystems, Eva Axthelm, GTZ
Part 2: Monitoring and Information Management
Carbon and biodiversity: a demonstration atlas, Barney Dickson, WCMC
Invasive alien species monitoring and management in China, Xu Jing, CRAES
A tiered approach to develop indicator systems for biodiversity conservation, Ulrich Sukopp, BfN
Shared data bases - common knowledge: information infrastructures for nature conservation, Michael Bilo, BfN
PortalU: A 'one stop' for publicly owned environmental information in Germany, Martin Klenke, PortalU im Niedersächsischen Ministerium für Umwelt und Klimaschutz
Management of environmental data collections - experiences of long-term, interdisciplinaryresearch projects, Jens Nieschulze, Max-Planck Institut für Biogeochemie
Part 3: Management of Protected Areas
Assessment of conservation of Qinling mountains natural reserves network the example of giant panda nature reserves network, Li Junsheng, CRAES
Assessment of conservation status in protected areas in the EU and Germany, Sandra Balzer, BfN
Management of protected areas in Jiangxi Province, Li Xiaogang, Jiangxi Provinvcial EPB
Protected Area Management in Germany, Eberhard Henne, EUROPARC Germany
Conservation and Management of nature reserves in Jiangxi Province, China, Hu Xiaohua, Jiangxi Academy of Environmental Sciences
Management of bogs, fens and other carbon storing wetlands - a brief overview, Uwe Riecken, BfN
