Biodiversity Monitoring South Tyrol, a long-term project

Monitoraggio della biodiversità in Alto Adige, un progetto a lungo termine

LTSER platform Val Mazia/Matschertal

Osservare il terreno: tecniche radar per la misura dell'umidità

Think of a bee

The delicate diversity of South Tyrol’s bees

Let’s take a field trip

Grasslands are complex and productive ecosystems as diverse as they are endangered.

Living rivers

How the organisms that inhabit watercourses mirror their state of health

Studying the woods through photography

Photographing the forest canopy can help protect it

Drones for science

Remotely piloted aircraft are changing scientific research

A breath of snow

New satellite technology to monitor the thermal conductivity of snow

Chi l’ha visto?

In alta Venosta sono state identificate quattro specie di ragno mai ritrovate prima in Alto Adige. Due di loro sono una novità anche per l’Italia. Eccole in una raccolta di foto.

Earth's swan song

What are thermokarst lakes and why soil warming should worry us even more than air warming

Things you need to know about the air we breathe in our homes

How to monitor and improve it

Monitoring fine dust – by bike

Combining low-cost sensors and bikesharing to collect more pollution-monitoring measurements in the city

When Excel is not enough

Tales from the community using Open-Source software to create their own working tools

Trova le differenze

Dati satellitari dettagliatissimi hanno fotografato l’evoluzione dei ghiacciai presenti in Alto Adige e Tirolo.