Pathogens and Conservation - oneHEALTH

Forensic technology helps solving crimes in the Italian Alps

Agent-based models in P³

Radio interview on spreading pathogens

Le champignon tueur d'amphibiens vient d'Asie

Pathogenic fungus originates in Korea

Can environmental DNA give an early warning signal for deadly amphibian pathogens?

Intermittent streams

Little creepers on the skin of amphibians may define disease outbreak dynamics

Extractions, Runs, Extractions, Runs, Extractions

Wintery sampling set up

Wintertime is labtime

Training and Exchange in Leipzig

Wildlife photographer and pollution scientists – Not that different after all

Serial crimes in the Pyrenees – the terrible events of spring 2001

Anticipating Climatic Variability: The Potential of Ecological Calendars

People, pollution and pathogens – Global change impacts in mountain freshwater ecosystems

International Mountain Day

Detecting pathogens

RACE - Risk Assessment of Chytridiomycosis for European Amphibians

People Pollution and Pathogens – P³, an introduction

The world’s mountains - new online tool

A crowded day at Arbu lake