EDGE Summer School Bratislava

11 SEP 2017 (Monday) – Impacts of climate change – lectures

12 SEP 2017 (Tuesday) – Water – lectures + Sightseeing cruise Gabcikovo

13 SEP 2017 (Wednesday) – Forests – lectures + Sightseeing trip to Zelezna studnicka and Kamzik

14 SEP 2017 (Thursday) – Biodiversity: success and unsuccess stories – lectures + field trip to insemination station

15 SEP 2017 (Friday) – Integrated viticulture and viniculture – lectures + field trip to winery close to Bratislava, closing dinner

Over the 5 days, participants could experience different lectures and make them into practice. Lectures from 15 lecturers – from USA / Norway, Ireland, France, from several cities of Slovakia (Bratislava, Zvolen). The lectures from lecturers from the state administration (the Ministry of the Environment of the Slovak Republic), the private sphere (lectures by local eco-farmers), as well as from several universities and research centers in Slovakia (University of Komensky Bratislava, Technical University in Zvolen, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Environmental Institute at MoE SR and University of Economics in Bratislava) .

This summer school was thematically planned to underline Slovakia’s natural treasures – water, forests, biodiversity and soil and the best practices of Slovakia for how to handle these treasures. Best practices were accompanied by field trips – excursions to the surroundings, so visitors from Tuesday to Friday awaited visits to the waterworks of Gabčík, the forests of Bratislava, the insemination station in Vištuk as well as to the local vineyards in Svätý Jur.

The project of the summer schools EDGE – Environmental Diplomacy and Geopolitics, is funded by Horizon 2020, Grant Agreement no. 692413, which began in March 2016 and runs until February 2019. Next year EDGE summer school will be held at the University of Liège.

CONTACT 

E-MAIL : edge@euba.sk
PHONE : +421 2 6729 5170
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 692413
This project has received funding from the European Union’s 
Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme 
under grant agreement No. 692413