Some water related activities of APB

Some water related activities of APBBirdlife and Center of environmental
solutions
Julia Veres
PhD, Researcher
Naroch biological station
Belarusian State University
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“River watch”
• School ecological societies
• Informational Water Center
• Trainings, consultations etc.
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Naroch lakes in Belarus:
the description, researches and
researchers
Naroch lakes researches
Naroch biological station named after G.G. Vinberg
founded in 1946
the Biological Station of the Warsaw University existed
until 1939
Long-term observations of ecological status
of Naroch lakes
Annual data collection during vegetation season starting from 1978 of:
• Water transparency (Secchi depth)
• Temperature of water
• Dissolved oxygen
• Suspended matter content
• Organic carbon: total and suspended
• Nitrogen: total and mineral (nitrates and ammonia ions)
• Phosphorus: total and phosphates
• Chlorophyll-a content
Living organisms:
• Phytoplankton: biomass, density and biodiversity
• Zooplankton: biomass, density and biodiversity
• Bacterioplankton: biomass, density and biodiversity
• Benthos: biomass, density and biodiversity
• Plankton primary production and destruction rates
Long-term changes of some characteristics in Naroch lakes
(Batorino, Miastro, Naroch)
Total phosphorus content
Long-term changes of some characteristics in Naroch lakes
(Batorino, Miastro, Naroch)
Chlorophyll-a concentration
Long-term changes of some characteristics in Naroch lakes
(Batorino, Miastro, Naroch)
Water clarity (Secchi depth)
Long-term changes of some characteristics in Naroch lakes
(Batorino, Miastro, Naroch)
eutrophication
oligothrophication
benthiphication
The team of researchers from the Laboratory of
Hydroecology and Naroch Biological Station
the Laboratory of Hydroecology
Biological faculty
Naroch Biological Station named
after G.G. Vinberg
Phytoplankton researchers
Tamara Mikheeva, Boris Adamovich, Ph.D
D.Sc.
Raisa
Kovalevskaya
Anna Zhukova,
Ph.D
Iryna Savich
Elena Lukyanova
Tamara Makarevich,
Ph.D
Heterotrophic
communities
researchers
Ludmila Nikitina Oleg Makarevich
Hydrochemists
Tatiana Zhukova,
Natalia Dubko
D.Sc
Julia Veres
PhD
Thank you for
attention!
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