Dr. Jürgen Ott visits the Behavioural Ecology Group

On February the 25th, the Behavioural Ecology Group was visited by Dr. Jürgen Ott (see below for details). Jürgen Ott has worked for several years on a wide range of topics, all related to conservation. These include landscape planning, management plans, river restoration, monitoring studies, environmental impact assessment, limnological studies, urban ecology, environmental education and climate change. Mostly, he uses populations of damsel- and dragonflies as flag species. Please feel free to have a look at the abstract of Jürgen Ott’s talk in our group (below). We, the Behavioural Ecology Group, pride ourselves on the rise of our newest research...

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