The project
Project team
Introduction
On this page, we would like to introduce you to the team members of the LIFE Godwit Flyway. Godwit Flyway is managed by multiple so-called beneficiaries (“project partners”). The coordinating beneficiary is the Ministry for the Environment, Energy and Climate Protection of Lower Saxony (MU). It has commissioned its subordinate authority Lower Saxony Water Management, Coastal and Nature Protection Agency (NLWKN) to implement the project.
Project management & target species
Dr. Andreas Barkow
Project manager
NLWKN
Nature Conservation Station Dümmer
Am Ochsenmoor 52
49448 Hüde
+49 5443 20468-16
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Dr. Ulf Bauchinger
Scientific coordinator
NLWKN
Nature Conservation Station Unterelbe
Alte Hafenstraße 2
21729 Freiburg/Elbe
+49 4779 92681-18
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N.N.
Coordinating beneficiary
MU
Department 62 – Natura 2000, Protected Areas
Archivstraße 2
30169 Hannover
Werner Godwit
Freelancer
Godwit Flyway migration route explorer, Germany – Portugal – Spain – Gambia
Ring code: 5364472
Colour-ring combination: YGY/GMR
Partners
Below you will find the members of our project team. Get an overview of who is involved and feel free to contact us personally.
There are four associated beneficiaries in the project – two of them in Portugal and one in Germany and in The Netherlands, respectively. And there is an associated partner in The Gambia, West Africa. The beneficiaries are responsible for different project actions. Click on the abbreviations below to find out more about what each of them does in this project.
UA team
Dr. José Alves
Principal researcher
Project coordination, field implementation, dissemination
CL team
NUVD team
Dr. Marcel Holy
Research associate
Raptor habitat use and prey analyses, predator control, wildlife management
Caroline Poitzsch
Research associate
Management and maintenance of insect and invertebrate traps
Jessica Ludwig
Research associate
Raptor habitat use and prey analyses, insect and Invertebrate trap monitoring support
RUG team
Dr. Taylor Craft
Godwit movement ecology, remote sensing analysis, data tool development