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Monday (10.10.) - Saturday (16.10): BioDivKultur chirps
With our podcast series “BioDivKultur chirps: A podcast for the preservation of biodiversity” we participated this year in the nationwide action week “Attention biodiversity!” of the BMBF- research initiative FEdA.
In 6 episodes we give exciting insights into our subprojects and topics around biodiversity and society.
Monday (10/10): BioDivKultur chirps - insect mortality
To be heard in the episode:
Niko Martin (BUND) und Margarita Hartlieb (Biology – TU Darmstadt)
Literature and further information:
Summary for policymakers of the global assessment report on biodiversity and ecosystem services
Husemann, M., Thaut, L., Leopold, F., Hartung, V., Lohrmann, V., Barilaro, C., … & Iglhaut, S. (2022). Facettenreiche Insekten. Vielfalt, Gefährdung, Schutz. Haupt Verlag
Krefelder Studie
Naturnahes Gärtnern: Ökologischer Pflanzenschutz
Insekten schützen! Eine Anleitung für Garten, Haus und Alltag
Insekten schützen leicht gemacht!
Tuesday (11.10.): BioDivKultur chirps - mowing
To be heard in the episode:
Johanna Berger (Biology – TU Darmstadt) und Genevieve Walther (Project coordination BioDivKultur)
Literature and further information:
Humbert, J. Y., Ghazoul, J., Richner, N., & Walter, T. (2010). Hay harvesting causes high orthopteran mortality. Agriculture, ecosystems & environment, 139(4), 522-527.
Humbert, J. Y., Ghazoul, J., Sauter, G. J., & Walter, T. (2010). Impact of different meadow mowing techniques on field invertebrates. Journal of Applied Entomology, 134(7), 592-599.
Gardiner, T., & Hassall, M. (2009). Does microclimate affect grasshopper populations after cutting of hay in improved grassland?. Journal of Insect Conservation, 13(1), 97-102.
Wednesday (12.10.): BioDivKultur chirps - knowledge and non-knowledge
To be heard in the episode:
Sonja N. K. Daum (Philosophy – TU Darmstadt) and Florian Zenglein (Political Science – TU Darmstadt)
Literature and further information:
Zur Unterscheidung “subjektives/objektives Nicht-Wissen” und “Zynisches Wissen”
Erwähntes Video mit Vanessa Nakate
Thursday (10/13): BioDivKultur chirps - values
To be heard in the episode:
Johanna Freudenberg (Linguistics – TU Darmstadt) and Sonja N. K. Daum (Philosophy – TU Darmstadt)
Literature and further information:
Insekten schützen leicht gemacht!
Stibbe, A. (2020). Toward a grammar of ecocultural identity. In Routledge Handbook of Ecocultural Identity (pp. 416-430). Routledge.
Zum Thema “Beweislastumkehr” und verschiedene Typen von Ethiken, insbesondere dem Holismus
Zum Schema verschiedener Werte
Friday (10/14): BioDivKultur chirps - communication and mediation
To be heard in the episode:
Johanna Freudenberg (Linguistics – TU Darmstadt) und Niko Martin (BUND)
Literature and further information:
Bühler, K. (1965). Sprachtheorie. Die Darstellungsfunktion der Sprache. 2. unveränd. Aufl.
Hamann, Karen; Baumann, Anna; Löschinger, Daniel: Psychologie im Umweltschutz. Handbuch zur Förderung nachhaltigen Handelns. München: oekom Verlag, 2016
Twitter-Hashtag: #Krautschau
You can see photos of the green screen at the article “BioDivKultur experience stand at the Umweltbörse”.
Insekten schützen! Eine Anleitung für Garten, Haus und Alltag
Insekten schützen leicht gemacht!
Zur linguistischen Betrachtung von Schildern
Zur Unterscheidung von Informations- und Appellfunktion
Saturday (10/15): BioDivKultur chirps - acceptance
To be heard in the episode:
Nadine Cyrannek (City of Science Darmstadt) and Sinja Zieger (Landscape Conservation Association Göttingen)
Guest:
Dr. Philipp Unterweger (Biodiversity Planning)
Intro und Outro Sound:
hagfilms: “Smooth intro”
Zirpen: Hörspielbox
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2021: What motivates to take species protection measures?
In this podcast, young scientists from the departments of linguistics, political science and biology at the TU Darmstadt talk about perspectives and research results on the topic of species conservation.
The BioDivKultur project is funded by the Research Initiative for Biodiversity Conservation of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research.
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