Each presentation will be held in a tent at the Botanical Garden. They will be 15-20 minute presentations followed by a short period for questions.

Program

Throughout the day, four different popular science lectures will be given according to the program below. Please note that each lecture will be presented twice, and in some cases in Swedish.

15.00: ”Vinnare och förlorare bland Sveriges fjärilar i en föränderlig tid” med Lars Pettersson.
15.30: ”Så påverkas pollinatörer av miljö- och klimatförändringarna” med Maj Rundlöf.
16:00: ”Skogen, klimatet och den biologiska mångfalden” med Ola Olsson.
16:30: ”Soil microorganisms are of great importance to the climate – but how?” with Edith Hammer.

17.00: ” ”Vinnare och förlorare bland Sveriges fjärilar i en föränderlig tid” med Lars Pettersson.
17.30: ”How environmental and climate change is affecting pollinators” with Maj Rundlöf.
18:00: ”The forest, the climate and biodiversity” with Ola Olsson.

The program is a collaboration between Centre for Environmental and Climate Science, the botanical Garden and the department of Biology - and a part of the Natural Science Festival at the Faculty of Science.

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More information about the participating researchers

All researchers are members of the research environment BECC (Biodiversity and Ecosystem services in a Changing Climate), which is coordinated by CEC (Centre for Environmental and Climate Science). 

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Learn more about the researchers in Lund university Research Portal:

More information about Lars Pettersson

More information about Maj Rundlöf

More information about Ola Olsson

More information about Edith Hammer