Inventory

of animal and plant species, their habitats and environmental conditions
Young alpine plants sprout under lying deadwood
New colonization of burnt area ©ErichWeigand

Inventory

With the inventory of animal and plant species, their habitats and environmental conditions, the National Park establishes its diversity of protected assets and natural features. The mapping carried out in the field follows specified methodological standards in a protected area and takes into account in particular the total area. The data is processed centrally in digital databases (species management database BioOffice, wildlife database, etc.) and in terms of area in a geographic information system (GIS).  

Selected mapping projects

in the Kalkalpen National Park

2015 - 2017

1994 - 2012

Biotope mapping

2007 - 2009

Bats

2009 - 2011

Breeding birds of the mountain forest (especially woodpeckers, owls and flycatchers)

1999 - 2003

Grouse

2000 - 2001

Fish

2010 - 2011

Butterflies of the Habitats Directive

since 2008

Food analyses of golden eagles

Beetles of the Habitats Directive

2011 - 2012

Deadwood beetles of two suspected primeval forest areas

since 2003

Development of mobile soil fauna on burned areas

2009 - 2010

Dynamic areas in the National Park

2011

Wood-dwelling beetle fauna

2012

Molluscs, especially endemics

2012 - 2013

The beetle fauna of the Gebirgsau Große Klause

2012, 2013, 2015

Population monitoring of ash fritillary

2014

The endemic and subendemic beetle fauna

2014

Butterflies of the Kalkalpen National Park

2014

Initial survey of wild bees

Vegetation-ecological surveys on meadows and alpine pastures

Old fruit varieties

My data:

Arrival*

Details of the desired National Park program:

MM TEst

MMM

Here it goes on

test 2 MM

first 2 MM

 

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