12.08.2010 Position in Swiss Bee Research Centre available Swiss Bee Research Centre, Research Station Forschungsanstalt Agroscope is looking for a scientist in pollinator health with qualifications in insect ecology, insect pathology, and molecular genetics. The successful candidate...

25.06.2010 Biodiversity post-2010 - biodiversity in a changing world Biodiversity post-2010 - biodiversity in a changing world - Conference under the Belgian EU presidency Organized by: Flemish Region In collaboration with: Brussels Capital Region, Walloon Region, Federal government and the ...

11.06.2010 Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services established On Friday, June 11th 2010, after long negotiations over the functions of an Intergovernemntal Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES), its guiding principles and the next steps, delegates at the Busan conferen...

29.05.2010 Atlas of Biodiversity Risk PENSOFT is pleased to announce that the Atlas of Biodiversity Risk, a major multidisciplinary and multinational project, was published on 22nd of May 2010. This is one of the outputs of the European project ALARM (performed b...

20.05.2010 The mystery of bee disappearance ARTE, a French-German TV channel, broadcasted on May 18th a 1.5 hour long documentary entitled 'Le mystère de la disparition des abeilles' (in French) by Mark Daniels. It was broadcasted simultaneously in France and Germ...

05.05.2010 Postdoc position in Leeds University A Postdoc position in now available in the Faculty of Biological Sciences of the Institute of Integrative and Comparative Biology at the University of Leeds. The project title is: Changes in European plant-pollinator communit...

28.04.2010 STEP's kickoff meeting The kickoff meeting of STEP took place in Sevilla, Spain from 16 to 18 March 2010. WP Leaders have presented the planned activities under each workpackage.

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