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Week of Events
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Wildlife Detective: Uncovering the Invisible Wildlife Around You
Wildlife Detective: Uncovering the Invisible Wildlife Around You
As part of the activity "Wildlife detective: revealing the invisible wildlife around you", students and teachers will learn how to efficiently monitor biodiversity with innovative approaches, based on modern, genetic methods. These approaches enable the understanding and research of many important wildlife features (what they eat, what kind of environment they live in, are their populations stable in nature, whether…
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Fantastic Animals and Where to Record Them
Fantastic Animals and Where to Record Them
Primary and secondary school students and teachers will have the opportunity to take part in a treasure hunt called "Fantastic animals and where to record them", where children will learn how to collect and use data of wildlife. They will also be introduced to the SRNA app, developed in the Step Change project, to collect wildlife data. During the workshop…
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What do Amphibian Abdomens and Human Fingerprints Have in Common?
What do Amphibian Abdomens and Human Fingerprints Have in Common?
We will present a way to identify amphibians from photographs: we can identify each individual toad or newt from their abdominal pattern - just as we can identify each human from fingerprints. Sometimes, it's easy because toads have a distinctive pattern of black and yellow spots on their abdomen; sometimes, it's more challenging, and researchers have to use different software…
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Guided Tour of the Piran Aquarium
Guided Tour of the Piran Aquarium
At the Piran Aquarium, you will get a closer look at the unique underwater world of the North Adriatic. It is home to around 140 organisms, the most abundant of which are fish - around 60 species.
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