Biodiversity talk about wild arable plants | Dr. Stefan Meyer | Terra Lemnia
Channel: Mediterranean Institute for Nature and Anthropos
Date: 21/03/2019

Dr. Stefen Meyer is a botanist at the University of Göttingen and member of the team of selected national and international scientists, forming the Biodiversity Core Group (BCG) of the Terra Lemnia project, that has been tasked with biodiversity monitoring.
In the spring of 2018 BCG recorded its first fieldtrip.

The Terra Lemnia BCG records the current situation of biodiversity in the island of Lemnos in Greece and studies its interconnection with existing farming practices. The BCG is counting the flora, insects and birds of the Limnos countryside, in an attempt to better understand these interconnections and to select the appropriate biological indicators, in order to more effectively study and protect the high ecological value of the Lemnian farming landscape.

The Terra Lemnia project is being implemented under the coordination of the Mediterranean Institute for Nature and Anthropos and aims to conserve the sustainable, traditional agro-pastoral practices of Lemnos practices and to demonstrate their valuable role in supporting both biodiversity conservation and modern day green development, through research and on the ground actions, in collaboration with Lemnian organisations and producers.

Learn more at www.terra-lemnia.net