Join our cycling team in this year’s CITY CYCLING campaign

Join our cycling team in this year’s CITY CYCLING campaign

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May 5, 2017

The Department participates in the CITY CYCLING campaign from May 13th to June 2nd 2017 and we invite you to join our team “Pixelschubser” by registering here.

As scientists, our research focus is on the application of remote sensing methods in order to support sustainable development in the core fields of “ecosystem functioning and biodiversity”, “sustainable land management” as well as “applied environmental modelling and forest inventory”. Besides that, all of us can contribute to a responsible interaction with the resources of our environment in our daily life. Cycle for a better climate!

Click here for more information on the campaign and the competition in Wuerzburg.

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