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Jubiläumsbroschüre 2017 ZWANZIG 1997 – 2017 TWENTY Ins tut für Ökologie Lakeside B07 b | 9020 Klagenfurt offi [email protected] | www.e-c-o.at Chillax! Den Erholungswert eines Ökosystems erleben / Experiencing the recrea" onal value of aneb eco-systeen ec m Science_walk. e_walk. ZWANZIG Ques" on of scale. Wissenscha#enscha# zum MitmaMitmache 20 Jahre - ein Augenblick für einen Berg, ScScienceiencncnce to get involved e to get inv che fürfür die EintagEintagsfl iege eine Ewigkeit olved ug sfl ick für eine iege eine fü ne Ewi gkei Time travel. Zur Entwicklung eines bemerkenswerten Teams / Welcome.Welcome. About the development of a remarkable team LiebeLiebe GästGäste,e, FreunFreunde,de, WeWeggefährten DearDear gguests,uests, friends, cocompanionsmp Fish’n’impossible?Fish’n’i mp Szene aus einem Europaschutzgebiet / au SceneplaySc from a Natura 2000 site enep Framework. One. two or three? Demonstra" on mit einem Monitoring-Rahmen / Wo unsere Nutzpfl anzen herkommen / Demonstra" on of a monitoring-frame Where our usefull plants are coming from Pop-up workshop. Gäste formulieren ihre Wünsche für E.C.O. / Guests express their best wishes for E Celebra on 20 years E.C.O. FeierFe 20 Jahre E.C.O.E. 1 ZWANZIG 1997-2017 20 yeras of E.C.O. offi ce life 2 20 Jahre E.C.O. Büroleben ZWANZIG 1997-2017 20 yeras of E.C.O. offi ce life 20 Jahre E.C.O. 3 Büroleben ZWANZIG 1997-2017 User-So ware Lightroom- S" ching & Project Manage- Photo Database Ortho-Tool ment System Geo-Database E.C.O. Wiki GPS GIS-Tools Vegeta" on Database Literature Data Storage and CRM Web-Calendar Database Backup Systems Server Services Database Server File-Server Email-Server Web Server Hardware GBit-LAN Linux Server WIFI Our technical environment 4 Technische Infrastruktur ZWANZIG 1997-2017 Norway Finland Sweden Estonia Latvia Denmark Lithuania Greenland Ireland United Belarus (Denmark) Kingdom Netherlands Poland Iceland Sweden Belgium Faroe Islands Finland LuxembourgGermany Czech Rep. Ukraine Norway Russia Slovakia Lichtenstein Estonia Austria Hungary Latvia Switzerland Moldowa Lithuania Slovenia Denmark France Croatia Romania Canada United Belarus Italy Bosnia and Ireland Herz. Kingdom Netherlands Poland Germany Serbia Belgium Montenegro Luxembourg Czech Rep. Ukraine Slovakia Kazakhstan Mongolia Bulgaria Marcedonia Lichtenstein Austria Hungary Moldova France Switzerland Slovenia Albania Croatia Romania Bosnia and Serbia Uzbekistan Portugal Greece Herz. Spain North Montenegro Bulgaria Italy Georgia Korea Marcedonia Armenia Albania Azerbaijan Portugal Spain United States of America Greece Turkey Turkmenistan South Korea Japan Azores (Portugal) China Malta Malta Cyprus Syria Afghanistan Kashmir Lebanon Tunisia Iran Madeira Island(Portugal) Marocco Iraq Israel Jordan Pakistan Kuwait Nepal Canary Islands (Spain) Algeria Bhutan Libya Saudi Egypt Qatar Western Bangladesh The Bahamas United Sharah Arab Arabia Emirates Myanmar Oman (Burma) Cuba India Laos Haiti Dominican Mauritania Republic Puerto Jamaica Rico (USA) Saint Kitts and Nevis Mali Mexico Belize Montserrat Niger Dominica Cape Verde Yemen Guatemala Chad Eritrea Thailand Honduras Martinique Senegal The Gambia Sudan Barbados El Salvador Saint Vincent Nicaragua Burkina Combodia Adaman Guinea Bissau Faso Djibouti and Vietnam Nicobar Trinidad and Tobago Guinea Islands San Jose Benin (India) Togo Nigeria Panama Sierra Leone Philippines Venezuela Cote Ghana D’ivoire Central African Sri Ethiopia Lanka Liberia Guyana Republic Suriname French Guiana Cameroon Colombia Bioko (Equartorial Guinea) Somalia Malaysia Equartorial Guinea Uganda Sao Tome Congo Kenya Gabon Democratic Ecuador Republic Rwanda Indonesia of the Congo Burundi Seychelles Cabinda (Province) Peru Tanzania Comoros Brazil Mayotte (Prance) Angola Zambia Mozambique Bolivia Madagascar Zimbabwe Mauritius Botswana Reunion Paraguay Chile Namiba Projekts Master thesis Master (supervision) Swaziland more than 5 Australia Lesotho 3 to 5 South Africa Uruguay 1 to 2 Argentina Where we work Wo wir 5 arbeiten ZWANZIG 1997-2017 Montag, 2. Juni 1997 war der erste Arbeitstag des jungen Teams Von Anfang an im Team sind Michl Jung- Noch im Sommer 1997 startete das Projekt Ökologisches Ge- von E.C.O. im Büro in der Burggasse 10. Zwischen Möbeln, Bü- meier und Hanns Kirchmeir. Durch ihre samtkonzept Hochobir. Auf dem bekannten Aussichtsberg sollten chern und Schachteln herrschte räumliches Chaos, die S! mmung Zusammenarbeit und ihre komplemen- die Bergbaufolgen (Abraumhalden) saniert sowie Tourismus, war gut. Am 13. Juni gab es die erste Teambesprechung (TB). tären Kompetenzen bilden die beiden Almwirtscha! und Naturschutz in einem sinnvollen Konzept Dem Prototyp der wöchentlichen TB sind bis dato 900 weitere Gesellscha# er nun schon seit zwanzig zusammengeführt werden. Mit Besucherlenkung, Beweidungskon- gefolgt. Als weitere Eckpunkte der Teamarbeit bei E.C.O. haben Jahren den stabilen Kern eines Teams, zept und Pfl egemaßnahmen gelang innerhalb von wenigen Jahren sich die jährliche Büroklausur, der Büroausfl ug und die Projekt- das sich kon! nuierlich weiterentwickelt eine Neuordnung der Nutzungen. [OGHO-97, Finanzierung: Land planung bewährt. Sie werden gelebt und gepfl egt. hat. Kärnten, Interreg] 1997 Monday, 2nd June 1997 was the young E.C.O. team’s fi rst Michl Jungmeier and Hanns Kirchmeir In the summer of 1997 the Integrated Concept Hochobir project working day at the offi ce in 10 Burggasse. The place was a have been part of the team from the began. On the well-known panoramic mountain, the consequen- mess between the furniture, books and boxes, but the mood outset. Through their coopera on and ces of the mining industry (spoil heaps) should be cleaned up and was good. On 13th June, the fi rst team mee# ng took place. complementary set of skills, for twenty tourism, alpine farming and nature conserva on should be Un# l now, the prototype of the weekly team mee# ng has been years the two partners have been buil- brought together in a meaningful concept. With visitor guidance, followed by 900 more. The annual, the offi ce trip and project ding the stable core of a team that has the grazing concept and maintenance measures, u# lisa# on were planning have proved their worth as further cornerstones of con# nuously developed. successfully restructured within a few years [OGHO-97, Financing: teamwork at E.C.O. They are a part of life and are maintained. Federal State of Carinthia, Interreg] Im ersten interna! onalen Projekt von E.C.O, dem Kultur- Das Projekt Ökosystemares Waldmanagement in In Zusammenarbeit mit ExpertInnen von NGOs, Bei der Abschlussveranstaltung zur Alpenstadt des landscha! sprogramm Aggtelek erarbeitete das Team klima" schen Grenzbereichen ha$ e die Entwicklung aus Wissenscha# und Verwaltung erarbeitete Jahres Villach konnte E.C.O. das Buch Bergsturz – gemeinsam mit na! onalen ExpertInnen ein Entwick- langfris! ger waldbaulicher Strategien im Angesicht des E.C.O. die Österreichische Feuchtgebietsstrategie Landscha! – Schü# präsen! eren. Es beinhaltete eine lungskonzept für die Region des ungarischen Aggtelek Klimawandels zum Ziel. In einem mehrjährigen For- zum Schutz der Moore, Flussauen und Gewässer Gesamtschau der belebten und unbelebten Natur am Na! onalparks mit seiner historischen Kulturlandscha# . Mit schungsvorhaben iden! fi zierte E.C.O. für die besonders der Alpenrepublik. Und präsen! erte sie auf der Südabhang des Dobratsch-Massivs im heu! gen Natur- diesem Modellprojekt sollte das Agrarumweltprogramm für sensiblen Standorte der pannonisch getönten Tiefl agen Konferenz der Ramsar-Konven! on in San Jose park Dobratsch und stellte die Besonderheiten dieser den ungarischen EU-Beitri vorbereitet werden. [KLAG-98, die Baumarten für klimastabile Wälder. [OWGK-98, einem interna! onalen Publikum. [ÖWFP-98, Finan- Landscha# von Gladiolenwiese bis Ziegenmelker vor. Finanzierung: Wissenscha# sministerium] Finanzierung: WWF, Hauptverband der Forstbetriebe] zierung: Umweltministerium] [BRSP-97, Finanzierung: Land Kärnten] 1999 In E.C.O.’s fi rst interna# onal project, the Aggtelek cultural The project Ecosystem Forest Management in cli- In coopera on with experts from NGOs from the E.C.O. presented the book en" tled Bergsturz – landscape programme, the team worked on a development ma c ecotones had the goal of developing long-term areas of science and administra on, E.C.O. has Landscha – Schü$ at the closing event for the concept together with na# onal experts for the region of the silvicultural management strategies in the face of developed the Austrian Wetlands Strategy for the Alpine Town of the Year in Villach. It contained an Hungarian Aggtelek na onal park with its historical cultural climate change. In a research project las# ng several protec on of the mires, fl ood plains and waters overall view of the animate and inanimate nature landscape. With this model project, the agri-environment years, E.C.O. iden# fi ed tree species for forests with a of the Alpine republic and presented it to an on the southern slope of the Dobratsch massif in programme should be prepared for Hungary‘s accession to stable climate for the par# cularly sensi# ve sites of the interna# onal audience at the Ramsar Conven# on today‘s Dobratsch Nature Park and presented the the EU. [KLAG-98, Financing: Ministry of Science] Pannonian-# nged lower areas. [OWGK-98, Financing: conference in San Jose. [ÖWFP-98, Financing: special features of this landscape from the gladiolus WWF, Hauptverband der Forstbetriebe] Ministry of the Environment] grassland to the nightjar. [BRSP-97, Financing: Federal State of Carinthia] E.C.O. adap! erte das
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