Species alerts
- First record of Erigeron sumatrensis (Asteraceae) for FYR Macedonia
- First record of Diplachne fascicularis (Poaceae) for Bulgaria
- New marine records in the ESENIAS region (July 2016)
- Dryocosmus kuriphilus in the ESENIAS region
- Clementia papyracea established in the Mediterranean Sea and first record from Greece
Essenias News
- ESENIAS & DIAS conference 2024 and 13th ESENIAS Workshop
- 12th ESENIAS and DIAS Conference 2023 and 12th ESENIAS Workshop – Outcomes
- ESENIAS & DIAS conference 2023 and 12th ESENIAS Workshop
- ESENIAS and DIAS Conference 2022 and 11th ESENIAS Workshop – Outcomes
- ESENIAS & DIAS conference 2022 and 11th ESENIAS Workshop
4th CZGA 2012 |
The Fourth Annual Zoological Congress of "Grigore Antipa" Museum (CZGA 2012) was held on 21-23 November 2012 in Bucharest, Romania (www.czga.ro). It was organized by the "Grigore Antipa" National Museum of Natural History in partnership with the Romanian Academy – Section of Biological Sciences and University of Bucharest – Faculty of Biology, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. ESENIAS presented preliminary results from a pilot study carried out along the Lower Danube in September 2012 within the frame of the project "Potential threats to environmental and economic sustainability in the Danube and Black Sea region: Danube River as invasive alien species corridor" and implemented jointly by the International Association for Danube Research (IAD) and ESENIAS (see the poster below). A special session of the Congress was dedicated to "Invasive species". In addition, several contributions focused on issues related to the effects of climate change. With the permission of the CZGA organizers and the authors, for which we are very grateful, some of the oral and poster presentations can be found here:
Oral presentations
Leopold FÜREDER (Invited speaker) - Arctic and alpine streams as indicators of a changing world. >>>
Poster presentations
Cristina TABARCEA, Florin TIMOFTE - Current state of invasive zooplankton species along the Romanian coast.
See Book of Abstracts >>>
|