
BIodiversity and BioGEochemistry of Riverine landscapes
Biger in the News
Focused on sediment restoration and sustainable sediment management across the Danube, DANSER aims to develop and scale innovative solutions. Our colleague Ronald Pöppl presents our role at the Upper Danube Demosite for the DANSER project.

A new addition to the team
The BIGER team is delighted to announce our newest team member: Dr Daniel Hayes. He is an expert in freshwater ecology, ecohydrology, ecohydraulics, multiple stressors, river management, biodiversity and ecosystem restoration. We are looking forward to working with him. Welcome Daniel!
Diving into the Danube to bridge Art and Science
Carlos Monleon-Gendall, Artist in Residence of one of the „S+T+ARTS4Water“ projects hosted by the Klima Biennale, was invited to participate in the last sampling campaign of the year, investigating the fish fauna of the Danube River. The artist had a great opportunity to join our CDL MERI team analysing the fish community of different Danube habitats by electro-fishing. Each of us had a wonderful opportunity to be inspired. The bridging of art and science will contribute to more understanding of human interventions and climate change on aquatic habitats to the attention of a wider audience and will be presented in 2025 and during the Klima Biennale 2026.