Technical innovation to protect ecosystems and to scale up their restoration

Expected Outcome: Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: activities of protection and restoration of ecosystems by stakeholders become easier and more effective; conditions to scale up the implementation of the EU Nature Restoration Regulation by stakeholders are improved, thus improving ecosystem services including for climate mitigation and adaptation. Scope: Ecosystem restoration strategies for nature restoration and climate change mitigation require a coordinated and coherent set of human interventions and management practices (e.g. temporal protection of plants or removing invasive species, including their seeds) for which there is usually no dedicated mean like specific machinery, equipment or other technical innovations (like for example specific lures for invasive alien species). The most common practice is the use of agricultural ma… more

Business environment (legal and administrative)Environmental ConservationEnvironmental and Green TechnologiesEnvironmental engineeringEnvironmental protectionGender in environmental biotechnologiesGender in environmental sciencesHabitat and species restoration and rehabilitationNatureOperating Environment Knowledge & Modelling TechnologyOperating environment technologyRobotics for environmentBiodiversityClimateConservationEcosystems

1. %53
   KAMİL FURKAN İLHAN

   Araştırma GörevlisiIsparta Uygulamalı Bilimler Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Aquatic Ecosystems and Phytoplankton Dynamics · Environmental Toxicology and Ecotoxicology

2. %49
   HURİYE SİMTEN SÜTÜNÇ

   DoçentSiirt Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation · Wildlife Ecology and Conservation

   Overlapping papers: Detecting Barriers Between Protected Areas to Restore Ecological Connectivity (2021) · Connectivity is Vitally Important in a Fragmented Forest Ecosystem to Sustain Biodiversity: An Analysis for Rize (2021)

3. %44
   ÇAĞAN HAKKI ŞEKERCİOĞLU

   ProfesörKoç Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Wildlife Ecology and Conservation

   Overlapping papers: Assessing genetic diversity patterns at neutral and adaptive loci to inform population reinforcement of an endangered migratory vulture (2023) · Trait-environment associations diverge between native and alien breeding bird assemblages on the world's oceanic islands (2023)

4. %43
   EBRU ERSOY TONYALOĞLU

   ProfesörAydın Adnan Menderes Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Land Use and Ecosystem Services · Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation

   Overlapping papers: Identification of Restoration Pathways for the Climate Adaptation of Wych Elm (Ulmus glabra Huds.) in Türkiye (2025) · Kent Ağaçlarının Kampüslerde Sağladığı Düzenleyici Ekosistem Hizmetlerinin İncelenmesi: Aydın Adnan Menderes Üniversitesi Örneği (2023)

5. %41
   PERİHAN KARAKÖSE

   Doktor Öğretim ÜyesiBartın Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Marine and coastal ecosystems

   Overlapping papers: Balancing Exploration and Exploitation in Robotics: Path Optimization and Uncertainty Management in Complex Environments (2026) · Efficient Chlorophyll Prediction and Sampling in the Sea: A Real-Time Approach with UCB-Based Path Planning (2024)

6. %40
   ALİ GANİYUSUFOĞLU

   Doktor Öğretim ÜyesiSelçuk Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Environmental Education and Sustainability

   Overlapping papers: Willingness to Pay for the Conservation of Natural Resources: The Case of Sepidan Land and Rangeland Restoration in Iran (2026) · Willingness to Pay for the Conservation of Natural Resources: The Case of Sepidan Land and Rangeland Restoration in Iran (2026)

7. %40
   BURAK SARI

   Araştırma GörevlisiKaradeniz Teknik Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Land Use and Ecosystem Services · Wildlife Ecology and Conservation · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management

   Overlapping papers: Determining the Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Land Cover alongwith Some Socio-Economic Factors in the Olur Planning Unit (Turkey) (2021)

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