Szeretettel várunk mindenkit február 7-én, szerdán a "Az EU Természethelyreállítási törvény lehetőségei és szakmai kihívásai az ÖK számára" c. workshopra a vácrátóti kastélyépületbe 10-16 között.
Restoration Ecology Group
Centre for Ecological Research, Hungary
Welcome to the homepage of the Restoration Ecology
Research Group of the Institute of Ecology and Botany, Centre for Ecological Research.
Restoration ecology combines ecological theory and practical applications leading to restoration of disturbed, degraded or completely damaged ecosystems (see more at Society for Ecological Restoration).
We investigate the spontaneous regeneration capacity and the restoration possibility of Pannonian sand grasslands. The group also aims to disseminate the ideas of restoration ecology and to positively influence the national and international policy.
The Centre for Ecological Research announced an internal tender to support young researchers and recognize their scientific achievements, the aim of which was to recognize excellent publication performance.
The restoration of unused urban‐industrial areas has great conservation potential as it can sometimes create a win‐win situation in terms of nature conservation and economic benefits. Financial data of restoration projects are rarely published. To close this gap, we report the cost–benefit analysis of different landscaping methods used in the...
The restoration of invasion-resistant plant communities is an important strategy to combat the negative impacts of alien invasions. Based on a systematic review and meta-analysis of seed-based ecological restoration experiments, here we demonstrate the potential of functional similarity, seeding density and priority effect in increasing invasion...
Conference participations: SER2023 & EGC2023
In the last weeks of September, the Restoration Ecology Research Group participated in two international conferences. One was in Australia and the other in Hungary.
Scientific article contribution of the Restoration Ecology Group
Scientific article contribution of the Restoration Ecology Group
Scientific article contribution of the Restoration Ecology Group
The EU's Green Deal is currently being under attack, with particular focus on the Sustainable Use Regulation (SUR) and the Nature Restoration Law (NRL).
The Restoration Ecology Research Group is looking for a student for its restoration experiment
The presence and spread of invasive alien species (IAS) are a major threat to biodiversity, as well as affecting the economy and human well-being. For this reason, there is a need to develop effective strategies to mitigate the negative impacts of IAS and promote the resilience of native communities. Studies suggest that seeding with native species...
A short update on the current state of play with the adoption of the Nature Restoration Law (status on 17 May) for the RestoreNature NGO coalition mainly to inform the NGO action in the next weeks, especially in the run up to important votes in the European Parliament.
The group had the opportunity to present our restoration experiment at the National Botanical Garden's "Kert a köbön" invasive species event series. The event included two guided tours to the restoration experiment. At first we gave a brief introduction of the National Botanical Garden and the Ecological and Botanical Institute, and then we gave...