Order Oldest firstNewest first AmberAmphibiansAnimal sound archiveProtection of SpeciesExtinction of SpeciesAstronomyExhibitionBiodiversityBirdsCitizen ScienceChildrenClimate ChangeCollaborationCollectionCollections ManagementCooperationCoralsCultural HeritageDatabaseDigitalizationEarth SciencesEcosystemImpactEventEvolutionFinanceFishesResearchResearch ClusterFossilsFuture PlanGeneticsGenomicsSocietyInsectsKnowledge TransferLaboratoriesMammalsMeteoritesMineralsMolluscaMorphologyMuseum VisitNatureOpen MuseumOpen SciencePlantsPodcastPoliticsReptilesResearch Data ManagementSaurScience CommunicationSpecial ExhibitionSpider Press release, 07-08-2024 Protection of Species Citizen Science Science Communication New wild bee rally app through the capital Berlin is setting an example for the protection of pollinators and taking another step towards becoming a wild bee capital: a digital treasure hunt, which was developed as part of the joint project " Mehr Bienen für Berlin – Berlin blüht auf!", makes it possible to experience the fascinating world o Press release, 23-05-2024 Protection of Species Biodiversity Citizen Science Science Communication Five senses in the garden Curtain up for exclusive Berlin stepping stone biotopes and PikoParks! On the occasion of the "Rendezvous in the Garden", the, the Stiftung für Mensch und Umwelt, Märkische Scholle Wohnungsunternehmen eG, the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin and the Senate Department for Mobility, Transport, Climate Pro Press release, 14-05-2024 Protection of Species Biodiversity Citizen Science Research City Nature Challenge 2024: Top ranking for Berlin with common spadefoot toad and wryneck Results of the City Nature Challenge 2024 confirm the great interest and engagement for urban biodiversity with Berlin ranked first in Germany! Press release, 11-10-2023 Amphibians Protection of Species Biodiversity Ecosystem Female common frogs fake death to get rid of males Female common frogs can reject males and have developed a variety of mate avoidance behaviors to do so. Press release, 04-10-2023 Amphibians Protection of Species Extinction of Species Climate Change Investing in amphibians means investing in the future of our planet Amphibians remain the most threatened group of vertebrates and climate change emerges as major driver of amphibian declines globally Press release, 02-06-2023 Protection of Species Biodiversity Genetics Plants Sex with ‘invaders’ is small threat to British bluebells Protection of Species Biodiversity Genetics Plants Press release, 02-06-2023 Species that migrate from other areas represent one of the five major threats to biodiversity conservation. Their migrations are monitored as closely as possible around the world to conserve native ecosystems and their resident species.Long standing British speculation that the native bluebell (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) could be wiped out as a result hybridisation with rampant ‘invaders’ from the Iberian Peninsula appears to have been unnecessary. New research* indicates that the genetic threat to H. Press release, 18-05-2023 Protection of Species Extinction of Species Biodiversity Research Genetics Insects Biodiversity discovery: Unknown species ("dark taxa") drive insect diversity 20 insect families globally account for 50% of flying insect biodiversity, whether in local meadows or tropical forests. Press release, 13-02-2023 Protection of Species Research Science Communication Protecting bats at wind turbines An international team of 21 researchers and ecological consultants, including the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, published a study on the protection of bats at wind turbines in the journal Mammal Review. Press release, 09-12-2021 Protection of Species Biodiversity Finance Research Insects Citizen Science for wild bee conservation Joint project funded for two years Press release, 06-12-2021 Protection of Species Extinction of Species Biodiversity Finance Research Genetics Insects Biodiversity Discovery 4.0 for everyone Protection of Species Extinction of Species Biodiversity Finance Research Genetics Insects Press release, 06-12-2021 Scientists at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, together with colleagues from the National University of Singapore, have succeeded in optimizing and simplifying a method of species identification using a genetic "barcode" system and a small inexpensive sequencing device. The new approach requires minimal low-cost materials and is simple enough to be carried out by everyone at the site of discovery and complements the scientific expertise of researchers. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page Next › Last page Last »
