Ecological study on the threatened European Lepidoptera species in Slovenia and Hungary with special regard to species listed by NATURA 2000
Principal Investigator at ZRC SAZU
Tatjana Čelik, PhDProject Team
Tatjana Čelik, PhD, Branko Vreš, PhD, Stanislav Gomboc, dr. László Rokay, Dr. László Peregovits, dr. Zsolt Bálint, András Kun, Ferenc Kassai, Ádám Kőrösi-
Duration
3 January 2005–20 December 2006 -
Financial Source
Agencija RS za raziskovalno dejavnost
EU 5th Framework
EVK2-CT-2001-00126 (na Madžarskem)
The major aim of the project was gather all necessary information to preserve selected threatened butterfly species (Parnassius mnemosyne, Leptidea morsei, Zerynthia polyxena, Colias chrysotheme, Maculinea spp., Coenonympha oeddipus, Lopinga achine, Erannis ankeraria, Polymixis rufocincta) having emerald importance in nature conservation, not only in a given country but also at an European level. The main tasks were: (i) surveying and mapping the actual distribution of the species (with special regard of the cross border areas); (ii) arrangement of computer data in a proper software; (iii) estimation of the size of the still existing populations; (iv) population ecological study of selected species (with special regard to land-use changes); (v) population genetic study of selected species; (vi) producing biodiversity monitoring protocols for the selected species.