Chairs and Contact
Presently, four persons coordinate information flow through the EDGG homepage and Bulletin and are responsible for activities and services of the EDGG:
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Jürgen Dengler
Responsibilities
within EDGG:
membership
administration;
book review editor;
contacts to other organisations
Plant Systematics Biocentre Klein Flottbek University of Hamburg Ohnhorststr. 18, 22609 Hamburg GERMANY Phone: +49-40-42816-403 Phone private: +49-4131-935038 Fax: +49-40-42816-539 E-mail: dengler@botanik.uni-hamburg.de URL: www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/bzf/fbha063/fbha063.htm
Research interests:
dry grasslands, forest-edge, ruderal and tall-herb communities; phytosociological methodology;
vegetation databases;
vegetation classification; conservation and restoration; biodiversity patterns and species-area
relationships; theoretical ecology;
floristics of vascular plants, bryophytes, and lichens.
Monika Janišová
Responsibilities
within EDGG:
editorship of the
EDGG Bulletin
Research interests:
vegetation
classification, syntaxonomy and ecology of grassland communities,
population biology, succession.
Solvita Rūsiņa
Responsibilities
within EDGG:
editorship of the
EDGG homepage
Research interests:
vegetation science and phytogeography: grassland and forest fringe flora, vegetation geography, syntaxonomy, phytodiversity,
monitoring.
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Michael Vrahnakis
Responsibilities within EDGG: co-editorship of the EDGG homepage, Med-DG subgroup |
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Contact:
Department of Forestry and Management of Natural Environment Technological Educational Institute of Larissa, Branch of Karditsa, GR-43100, Karditsa, GREECE Phone: +30-24410-64705 Fax: +30-24410-41492 E-mail: mvrahnak@teilar.gr |
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Research interests: grassland ecology and management, phytodiversity, monitoring |
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The chairmanship of the EDGG is not a “closed club”. So, if you feel inclined to work together with the present three chairs in promoting research on and conservation of European dry grasslands, please, contact us. We would particularly welcome colleagues who represent regions (e.g. western and southern Europe) and topics (e.g. zoology, conservation and restoration) that are presently not so well covered by the chairs.
Last update 14.02.2010
webpage editors: Solvita Rusina , Michael Vrahnakis