Scientific research project examines biodiversity on June 26th and 27th
In the nights of June 26 and 27, 2025, Miya Forest EV association, together with the University of Sustainable Development Eberswalde, a nightly insect observation in Griesheim. mini forests (also Tiny Forests ) are examined the southwest residential area and at the cemetery . The aim is to collect data on biodiversity and the ecological services of these compact forest areas as part of a nationwide research project.
Between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m. in both nights, nocturnal insects are attracted and captured with the help of UV light . This method is harmless to the animal world and only serves scientific purposes .
Project manager Lukas Reinelt emphasizes: "We ask the residents for understanding if light sources in the Tiny Forest are visible in the late evening hours. It is an approved measure in the sense of nature and species protection ."
Long -term monitoring planned by 2027
In addition to the variety of insects, other ecological parameters are also recorded - including temperature data , soil analyzes , air quality and soil creatures such as earthworms. visible , for example . Daily insects also documented, for example by using landing nets and knocking umbrellas .
The surveys are to be repeated to the same extent 2026 and 2027 The project, which is funded Andrea Braun Foundation
(Griesheim - Red/PSG)
