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Dear friends of malacology! After postponing the excursion twice, it is now time that on 22. September 2022, Oleg Mandic will introduce us to the seas of the Miocene in Lower Austria. We will meet the mollusc fauna of Nexing (Muschelberg), of the „Sandgrube Wohlmuth“ in Kleinebersdorf and at the Buchberg bei Mailberg. Finally, we […]
The World Congress of Malacology (WCM) is the tri-annual Unitas meeting, with its 60th birthday in 2022. In 2022, the conference is organised on behalf of UNITAS Malacologica by a team from LMU, SNSB and the TU Munich directed by the president of UNITAS Malacologica, Gerhard Haszprunar. From 1. – 5. August 2022, malacologists from all […]
Dear friends of malacology, we are pleased to share the latest edition of the newsletter of the Malakologische Arbeitsgemeinschaft Salzburg. We hope you enjoy reading and wish you a nice summer!
Dear MoFA members and friends of malacology! The program of the MoFA excursion March-Donau-Floodplain on Friday 22.07.2022 is fixed. We have the possibility to visit the WWF-protected area near Marchegg to search for molluscs in the wetland habitats. Please register by Wednesday 20.07.2022 at team@molluskenforschung.at. Participation is free of charge. More information → pdf
Dear MoFA members and friends of malacology! For summer and autumn 2022, excursions are planned again. The first one will take us to the WWF-protected area near Marchegg on July 22. In the renaturalized wetland there are different habitats, from flood ponds to the free-flowing stretches of the Morava River and its tributaries. It is […]
Dear MoFA members and friends of malacology!
In July 2022 there will be some interesting actions to record the biodiversity in the Austrian federal states.
For the group of molluscs, support is still needed for the recordings in Tyrol and Carinthia.
During a Day of Biodiversity, species of the respective organism group are recorded in defined study areas. It offers a great opportunity for exchange with experts of other organism groups. In addition, participation is also recommended for young researchers specifically interested in malacology. The recorded data will be forwarded to the organizers, and a joint contribution to the journal Arianta is planned.