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Elke Richert

Biology / Ecology working group

Dr Elke Richert

(graduate biologist)
Scientific assistant
Office container Gustav-Zeuner-Straße 3a, Room 1.08

+49 3731 39-3197
elke [dot] richert [at] ioez [dot] tu-freiberg [dot] de

Offene, vegetationsarme Sandfläche auf der Spülhalde Davidschacht
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Research interests

Vegetation ecology/botany
  • Vegetation analysis and mapping of various biotope types
  • Vegetation dynamics (development of methods, implementation, evaluation procedures)
  • Possible solutions to methodological problems of the vegetation study of ecotones
  • Ecological site parameters (recording, analysis and presentation)
Nature conservation biology
  • Biodiversity research: Biodiversity of vineyard and post-mining landscapes, hedges and forest edges
  • Post-mining landscapes: succession and vegetation development, renaturation
  • Concepts: Species protection concept Saxony, floods and nature conservation
Population biology
  • Strategies and traits of plants in extreme locations (e.g. mining dumps, vineyards, pond sludge)
Publikationen

ORCID-ID 0009-0001-6790-1079

Publikationen in ResearchGate

Publikationen in Google Scholar

Publikationsliste Elke Richert

  • Bachelor's and Master's degree in Biology (specialising in Botany)
  • Bachelor's and Master's degree in Geoecology, Applied Natural Science:
    • Biodiversity/Animal Ecology/Populations and Species Communities
    • Ecological Field and Evaluation Methods/Data Analysis/Statistics
    • Nature Conservation Biology/Bioindication/Landscape Analysis

Time periodProjectClient/third-party funder
02/2019-04/2021BIODIVina: Educational modules on the role of biodiversity in adaptations of viticulture to climate change (collaboration)Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU)
10/2008-11/2010Development of a concept for species protection as a contribution to biodiversity in Saxony (project management)Saxon State Office for Environment, Agriculture and Geology, Department 63 (Species Protection) in co-operation with the Freiberg Nature Conservation Institute
01/2007-06/2010GehVege: The mining ponds of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt Freiberg as a habitat of unique pond bottom vegetation - area history and vegetation ecology as a basis for sustainable nature conservation (collaboration)Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt in co-operation with Naturschutzinstitut Freiberg u.a.
11/2003-02/2007HochNatur: Hochwasser- und Naturschutz im Weißeritzkreis (Mitarbeit)Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt
09/1999-10/2001
09/1997-03/1998		TAM: R+D project: Model for an overall concept for federal animal species population monitoring using the example of bird fauna (collaboration)Federal Agency for Nature Conservation, Bonn