“Join us on an excursion!” As part of the virtual excursion series organized by the Institute of Botany at Leibniz University Hannover, you are invited to discover the world of plants, explore regional and international habitats as well as landscapes and gain valuable insights.
How does it work? You can enjoy our excursions easily online. Each excursion comes with instructions that explain how to use it and guide you through the content. Discover a wide variety of regions around the world—digitally, from anywhere and free of charge.
Our program invites everyone with an interest in nature to explore the world of botany with curiosity and to deepen their knowledge.
Virtual excursions
New Zealand: Flora of the North Island
New Zealand's North Island is home to a unique flora that is unmatched anywhere else in the world in terms of its diversity, originality and beauty. With this virtual excursion, we would like to take you on a journey to discover New Zealand's fascinating flora – without a long trip, right from the comfort of your own home.
Argentina: Halophytes in the Salinas del Bebedero / San Luis
This excursion takes you to the Salinas del Bebedero in the Argentine province of San Luis. For anyone interested in halophytes, plants that are adapted to life in salty conditions, this excursion offers exciting insights into their survival strategies. This is presented in the form of an educational video.
Lectures "Open Education Resources with Ukraine"
With the DAAD-funded project Open Education Resources with Ukraine (OER), Leibniz University Hannover is supporting Ukrainian partner universities in continuing and digitizing their teaching offerings in times of crisis. Specialist working groups are jointly creating teaching and learning videos based on open access principles in Biology and the Life Sciences, among other subjects. For the partner university in Hannover, the project offers the opportunity to expand internationalization and scientific cooperation in biological and botanical teaching through open educational materials.
These learning materials were developed at the Institute of Botany, Sulfur Metabolism and Abiotic Stress section, commissioned by Prof. Dr. Jutta Papenbrock.
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