a blog by markus nolf
last month, an international entomology congress took place in innsbruck (entomologists are biologists who study insects). here are some interesting tidbits from various presentations: male scorpionflies (panorpa sp.) produce a […]
kiss me! last month, i’ve had the chance to work on a river sampling from upper austria. the level of biodiversity exceeded anything i had seen from tyrolean rivers*, by […]
if you’re interested in australia and/or nature conservation, please consider visiting www.haltthesalt.org.au and signing their petition. it aims at stopping a gigantic salt mine project in the exmouth gulf, an […]
poura, kakapo a few weeks ago, i found a video speech by douglas adams* through another chance to see. one major part of it is about the kakapo, which is […]
while on taveuni last year, i noticed little yellow things on a beach. everytime i tried to get closer, they would just disappear in the sand. it took some time […]
my commute to university is about 45 minutes in one direction. that means i have 90 minutes of potentially unused/lost time per day, which i’m currently spending organizing and processing […]