… penguin (Eudyptes chrysolophus), and the Adélie penguin (Pygoscelis adeliae). Because of the cold ocean current, the other penguin species live on sub-Antarctic … which can be life-threatening for their young. The mere presence of a human can cause an animal to feel disturbed, frightened or threatened. This is why one should … Visitor Guidelines for the Antarctic Monitoring penguin colonies in the Antarctic using remote sensing data Tags Antarctica Krill Sicherheitsabstand whale Pinguin …

… which cover the Antarctic continent today, it is hard to imagine that Antarctica used to be fertile land and completely free of ice. Some 170 million years ago … which cover the Antarctic continent today, it is hard to imagine that Antarctica used to be fertile land and completely free of ice. Some 170 million years ago …

… which they provide usually serve to continue valuable long-term data sets. Because of the great numbers of colonies (many of which have probably not yet been … Visitor Guidelines for the Antarctic Monitoring penguin colonies in the Antarctic using remote sensing data Tags active monitoring Antarctica earth observation … which they provide usually serve to continue valuable long-term data sets. Because of the great numbers of colonies (many of which have probably not yet been …

… monitoring on King George Island The Fildes Region is subject to high pressure of use. Environ. monitoring helps to show its effects Source: Christina Braun/FSU Jena King George Island is the largest of the South Shetland Islands, and because of its accessibility from South America, now hosts 14 research stations and … high pressure on the region. The Fildes Peninsula and offshore Ardley Island are used intensively for scientific and logistical activities and are also increasingly …

… It may only permit a planned activity if the activity entails no risk of causing detrimental changes in the distribution, abundance or productivity of animal … to the documentation of conditions after an activity so that possible changes caused by such activities can be recorded with precision. Such comprehensive … to the documentation of conditions after an activity so that possible changes caused by such activities can be recorded with precision. Such comprehensive …

… reporting activities , and drafting informational and position papers that are used by national and international institutions. UBA is also actively involved in … and institutions, which are listed in the right column under 'Links'. Who uses the work and services of the German Environment Agency? Source: Umweltbundesamt …

… Asia. The Protocol on Water and Health to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes was adopted in 1999 and … Asia. The Protocol on Water and Health to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes was adopted in 1999 and …

… be available on the hazardous properties of these substances, their patterns of use in a variety of products, and their possible spread in the environment or human … for low-pollutant products. The thematic area “Toxic Substances in Products” focuses, amongst others, on the following questions: What regulations exist on … Are they binding or voluntary? Which chemicals should be avoided in products because of their inherent properties? Which individual chemicals/substance groups in …

… upshot of these processes is the release of fixed nutrients as minerals that can be used by plants. At the same time, soil organisms also help to create favourable … investigations Soil habitats and substance cycling functions can be characterized using various soil investigation methods, which also allow for the detection of … as mycorrhiza – and in the case of forest trees, as ectomycorrhiza. This is because the fungal hyphae on the root surfaces take the form of what are known as Hartig …