Understanding biodiversity: How do species networks regenerate? - Museum Evolution

Welcome to the rainforest of Ecuador! In this video we accompany museum researchers on their field research in the Ecuadorian jungle. The REASSEMBLY project, funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), aims at understanding network dynamics to uncover rules of network dis- and reassembly in a highly diverse tropical lowland rainforest ecosystem. It doesn't just take place within a rain forest in Ecuador, but at eye level with Ecuadorian researchers. A great example of how we collaborate with scientists around the world to provide relevant knowledge to combat one of the most urgent challenges of our time, the biodiversity crisis.
A film team accompanies the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin on its way into the future. On CZcams you become part of our Museum Evolution!
The earth is changing. Every second. For 4.56 billion years. But this change is happening too fast lately! This is shown by the speed of species extinction and climate change.
We are making the museum fit for new challenges, also structurally. As a place where, in future, a million visitors a year will be able to engage in an exchange about the preservation of our natural foundations of life. And as a place where more than 200 scientists are already researching life and the earth. We are catapulting the 30 million objects in our collection into the future - analogue and digital. For all of us! So that we can work together on solutions - for nature and the cohesion of society.
In cooperation with Hans Otto Film
Direction and camera: Frederic Griesbaum
With music by Dominik Eulberg

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