Harnessing the power of genomics to protect Europe’s biodiversity

Case study Beetle invasion! Donec faucibus feugiat nulla, id molestie dui lobortis at. Quisque bibendum urna in posuere pulvinar. Donec luctus nulla sit amet elementum fermentum. Learn more Monitoring beetle invasive species in South France Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Praesent laoreet nec nisi at gravida. Orci varius natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Nunc semper mauris in velit porta, id finibus ipsum pretium. Nam pulvinar ultricies magna,

Case study Conserving Alpine Butterflies Scientists from the Swiss University of Neuchâtel investigate the genomes of European butterflies to learn more about their evolution and predict how different species will cope with the changing climate. Learn more Genomic resources for alpine butterfly conservation in the face of climate change Camille Cornet is a member of the ERGA community, participating in the ERGA effort by sequencing genomes of, among others, Erebia butterflies. Camille is part of the

Case study New collection of aspen trees! Plant biologists from Umeå Plant Science Centre in northern Sweden are excited to be sampling the first individuals from a new collection of aspen trees. Learn more Biologists sample aspen trees from across Northern Scandinavia Nathaniel Street is Professor of Forest Tree Genomics at Umeå University and leader of the NordAsp BGE project. Visit our homepage, labpage and read more about the T4F project at https://www.slu.se/en/Collaborative-Centres-and-Projects/trees-and-crops-for-the-future/ Photos Credit: