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The poster entitled “CAN ECOLOGICAL RULES SURVIVE IN HIMALAYA?” authored by lab members Martin Macek, Martin Kopecký & Jan Wild was awarded as #1 poster in poster competition on the 61st IAVS Annual Symposium, held on 22-27. July 2018 in…

Our new project UAS approach for monitoring of plant invasions over different spatial and temporal scales just got funded by The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports under the INTER-COST VES18 funding scheme. It is related to a COST Action CA16219…

Paper co-authored by Martin Kopecký has been selected by the Editors of  Applied Vegetation Science as the best paper published in 2017. Enjoy reading it for free at:

FORest MAnagement Scenarios for Adaptation and Mitigation 2018-2019 Project is funded by European Forest Institute Network Fund. It supports networking activities among 25 European partners.

Our long-term collaboration with the IRSTEA research group in Grenoble, France (project DYNARP) focusing on knotweeds is now supported be a MOBILITY project enabling us to exchange ideas, prepare joint manuscripts and plan future research.

A year later, we attended GIS ESRI in ČR Conference 2017 again. This time, our poster „Go through the forest canopy“ got awarded a second place at poster competition. A theme of the poster was related to ongoing research about…

But it is OK, as long as you can fit in your car 🙂 Photo by Nina  

Jana Müllerová became MC member and Josef Brůna MC Substitute of COST Project CA16219 Harmonization of UAS techniques for agricultural and natural ecosystems monitoring

Starting from March 2017 our lab will have a new member: Vít Kašpar