Feb 27, 2025 · Atomic Fauna: What Animals Tell Us About the Nuclear Age Seminar with Paul Josephson Fox in Chernobyl. Photo: G. Meyer /Unsplash

KTH-ANIMALS ** Download ** This challenging dataset contains outdoor images of 19 classes of different animals. All the images of this dataset are manually segmented into foreground and background region.

Feb 20, 2025 · 7 likes, 0 comments - kthenvhumslab on February 20, 2025: "Join us next week when we welcome environmental historian Paul Josephson to Accelerator, for a seminar on "Atomic Fauna: What Animals Tell Us About the Nuclear Age”, on the environmental (dis)advantages of the nuclear enterprise and how large-scale technology and industrial projects ...

KTH Warkesi. Since 2018, KTH Warkesi has transitioned from hunters to dedicated rangers, working tirelessly to protect and preserve the incredible biodiversity of Raja Ampat.

Feb 25, 2025 · Search the KTH Intranet Search. Svenska; Menu. KTH Intranet; Department of Philosophy and History; Division of History of Science, Technology and Environment; ... 2025-02-27T15:00:00.000+01:00 2025-02-27T17:00:00.000+01:00 Atomic Fauna: What Animals Tell Us About the Nuclear Age (EHL Events) Accelerator, Stockholm University (KTH , Stockholm ...

By empowering two key community groups—KTH Green Lawu and KTH Tambak Indah—through initiatives such as mushroom farming, rare plant nurseries, orchid conservation, and rare bird breeding, the program integrates environmental sustainability with economic resilience.

Since September 2023, some 14,000 students and researchers from the KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Stockholm University have made Albano Campus their home. We now have to wait and see if the flora and fauna evolve as envisaged to make this socio-ecological innovation a genuine success.

KTH's significant environmental aspects. Environmental impacts can be direct and indirect and positive or negative. An environmental review of KTH operations has been conducted to identify the areas where KTH has the greatest environmental impact.

This study examines the ophiofauna of Ujjain district and certain areas of the Malwa region in Madhya Pradesh, focusing on the documentation and classification of snake species. A total of 33 snake species across 6 families were identified, with additional species reported.

A large number of different habitats - including steep cliffs, deep-bottom sediments, sand and mud beaches, eelgrass meadows, as well as open and sheltered coasts - provide a very rich flora and fauna. Scientific studies have taken place in Gullmarsfjorden since the 1830s, which means that the fjord is well documented.