lectures and seminars

Prof. Hans Joosten: “The Golden Helmet: Limitations and Prospects of Uncovering the Truth in the Past”

We recently held a seminar by Prof. Hans Joosten, “The Golden Helmet: Limitations and Prospects of Uncovering the Truth in the Past.” Prof. Joosten is a peatland scientist at the University of Greifswald and a long-time expert on wetlands and peatland conservation. The seminar took place on April 30 (Thursday) and was attended both on-site and […]

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Youth Volunteer Camp 2025 Stories: Working with Children on Serious Issues

Dear Friends of Mongolian Wetlands! Dear partners of ABC SDG and everyone who cares! The group of brilliant, brave, strong, motivated, and devoted children would like to share their stories with you about how they are working to save Mongolia’s wetlands. The meeting took place on 21 March 2026 both: on-site and via Zoom. Participants

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Tatiana Minayeva: “A key to the treasures of wetland ecosystems: Part 2 – Biodiversity”

The lecture took place on January 26th, 2026, at 14.00, Humboldthaus, Platz des 17. Juni 2, 02826 Görlitz, Germany. The video recording of the lecture is coming soon. https://museumgoerlitz.senckenberg.de/de/kalender/#a-key-to-the-treasures-of-wetland-ecosystems-part-2-hellip-26-01-2026-14-00

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Dr Sviataslau Valasiuk, Warsaw University, Poland: “How Much Do People Value Nature Protected Areas? Empirical Evidence from Belarus.”

For more than twenty years, economists around the world have been working to establish a market for ecosystem services. Dr Valasiuk will present the detailed study of his team on how the biodiversity of nature protected areas is valued.  Possibly that could be a step towards biodiversity marketing. About presenter: Sviataslau Valasiuk, PhD, researcher at

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Tatiana Minayeva: “A key to the treasures of wetland ecosystems: Part 1 – Water, ice, and soil”

ABC SDG information centre in cooperation with the Senckenberg Museum Görlitz presents the lecture by Dr. Tatiana Minayeva, Care for Ecosystems, Görlitz. The lecture took place on Monday, 12.  January, 2026. A key to the treasures of wetland ecosystems: Part 1 – Water, ice, and soil https://museumgoerlitz.senckenberg.de/de/kalender/#a-key-to-the-treasures-of-wetland-ecosystems-part-1-hellip-12-01-2026-14-00 The lecture was scheduled for a time before International Wetland

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Tatiana Minayeva: “Landscape Approach to Peatland Restoration in Carbon Projects: Case Studies from Peru and Mongolia”

On October 29, a lecture took place at the Peatland Science Centre of the University of Applied Sciences Weihenstephan-Triesdorf as part of the Peat Talks series. The lecture, delivered by Dr. Tatiana Minayeva, focused on the landscape approach to peatland restoration in carbon projects, highlighting case studies from Peru and Mongolia. A video recording of

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ABC SDG Lecture Series Launched

We are pleased to announce that the ABC SDG lecture series is now underway. Our lectures will be divided into four topics: ‘Specially Protected Natural Areas’, ‘Climate, Land Use, Policy’, ‘Ecosystem and Landscape Restoration’ and ‘Tell Us About Your Project’. For more information about upcoming lectures visit the section Lectures and Seminars.

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Seminar on our volunteer camps in Mongolia from 2019 – 2023.

On February 15th, ABC SDG hosted a hybrid seminar, both on-site and remote, focusing on our volunteer camps in Mongolia from 2019 – 2023. We also provided information about the three camps planned for 2025. Participants shared their personal experiences from past volunteer camps in Mongolia, highlighting their contributions to conservation efforts within Mongolian herder

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