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2018 | Africa | Field research
Field notes from the Taita Forests, Kenya
The Taita Hills, located in southeastern Kenya, comprise several mountain chains that rise dramatically from the savannah lowlands up to 2,228 m above sea level. Itās an amazing biodiversity hotspot. The Hills are home to many endemic plant and animal species that cannot be found anywhere else in Kenya or indeed the world. Once coveredā¦
2018 | Africa | Capacity building | Community outreach | Edible Insects | Edible Insects | Europe | Field research | Food Security | Global | Information | Marwa Shumo | Science Communication | USA | Women in Science & Eduction | ZEF/Bonn
Ento Nation Podcast: The Lady of the Flies
I am back again with an update and a new link this time 
You will not only read about my research but rather get to hear my voice talking all about our research with the Black Soldier Flies. I was the Ento Nationās podcast guest this week and I enjoyed conversing with the Cricket Manā¦.
2015 | Africa | Field research | Location | Marwa Shumo | Researchers
Everything is just SAWA
Itās my second week here and I am getting very used to my surroundings and life in Nairobi. I moved out of icipeās guest house and into my own place. I am renting a residential unit within the household of Mama Halima and her family. My new home is less than ten minutes walk fromā¦
Cricket rearing is not an easy exercise. ProciNut organized training sessions in Myanmar
ProciNut researcher Sarah Nischalke reported in her last research and travel blog posts about the culture of eating and producing insects in Myanmar and Thailand. She observed that whereas in Thailand edible insects are a large-scale industry, in Myanmar its potential has to be exploited fully yet (read also here). In this blog, ProciNut memberā¦
2017 | Africa | Field research | Irit Eguavoen | Urban | Water
Waterfronts and green spaces in central Cairo ā whatĀ“s the way forward?
The city of Cairo is a sprawling metropolis of now eight million inhabitants in its inner core, which has witnessed an Europeanising of its urban fabric some 160 years ago under Pasha Ismael who was inspired by French squares and boulevards after visiting the World Exposition in Paris in 1867. Afterwards, Ismael initiated the constructionā¦
Talking and tackling urban agriculture, urban food systems and urban health: āOne Healthā partners met in Sao Paulo for further agenda setting
Around 25 participants from nine different Brazilian and German institutions of the Graduate School āOne Health and Urban Transformations ā identifying risks and developing sustainable solutionsā met in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on June 18, 2019. They shared information about current projects, identified research themes for the One Health graduate school and discussed potential research topicsā¦
2018 | Africa | Field research
Field notes from the Taita Forests, Kenya
The Taita Hills, located in southeastern Kenya, comprise several mountain chains that rise dramatically from the savannah lowlands up to 2,228 m above sea level. Itās an amazing biodiversity hotspot. The Hills are home to many endemic plant and animal species that cannot be found anywhere else in Kenya or indeed the world. Once coveredā¦
2018 | Africa | Capacity building | Community outreach | Edible Insects | Edible Insects | Europe | Field research | Food Security | Global | Information | Marwa Shumo | Science Communication | USA | Women in Science & Eduction | ZEF/Bonn
Ento Nation Podcast: The Lady of the Flies
I am back again with an update and a new link this time You will not only read about my research but rather get to hear my voice talking all about our research with the Black Soldier Flies. I was the Ento Nationās podcast guest this week and I enjoyed conversing with the Cricket Manā¦.
2015 | Africa | Field research | Location | Marwa Shumo | Researchers
Everything is just SAWA
Itās my second week here and I am getting very used to my surroundings and life in Nairobi. I moved out of icipeās guest house and into my own place. I am renting a residential unit within the household of Mama Halima and her family. My new home is less than ten minutes walk fromā¦
Cricket rearing is not an easy exercise. ProciNut organized training sessions in Myanmar
ProciNut researcher Sarah Nischalke reported in her last research and travel blog posts about the culture of eating and producing insects in Myanmar and Thailand. She observed that whereas in Thailand edible insects are a large-scale industry, in Myanmar its potential has to be exploited fully yet (read also here). In this blog, ProciNut memberā¦
2017 | Africa | Field research | Irit Eguavoen | Urban | Water
Waterfronts and green spaces in central Cairo ā whatĀ“s the way forward?
The city of Cairo is a sprawling metropolis of now eight million inhabitants in its inner core, which has witnessed an Europeanising of its urban fabric some 160 years ago under Pasha Ismael who was inspired by French squares and boulevards after visiting the World Exposition in Paris in 1867. Afterwards, Ismael initiated the constructionā¦
Talking and tackling urban agriculture, urban food systems and urban health: āOne Healthā partners met in Sao Paulo for further agenda setting
Around 25 participants from nine different Brazilian and German institutions of the Graduate School āOne Health and Urban Transformations ā identifying risks and developing sustainable solutionsā met in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on June 18, 2019. They shared information about current projects, identified research themes for the One Health graduate school and discussed potential research topicsā¦
2018 | Africa | Field research
Field notes from the Taita Forests, Kenya
The Taita Hills, located in southeastern Kenya, comprise several mountain chains that rise dramatically from the savannah lowlands up to 2,228 m above sea level. Itās an amazing biodiversity hotspot. The Hills are home to many endemic plant and animal species that cannot be found anywhere else in Kenya or indeed the world. Once coveredā¦
2018 | Africa | Capacity building | Community outreach | Edible Insects | Edible Insects | Europe | Field research | Food Security | Global | Information | Marwa Shumo | Science Communication | USA | Women in Science & Eduction | ZEF/Bonn
Ento Nation Podcast: The Lady of the Flies
I am back again with an update and a new link this time You will not only read about my research but rather get to hear my voice talking all about our research with the Black Soldier Flies. I was the Ento Nationās podcast guest this week and I enjoyed conversing with the Cricket Manā¦.
2015 | Africa | Field research | Location | Marwa Shumo | Researchers
Everything is just SAWA
Itās my second week here and I am getting very used to my surroundings and life in Nairobi. I moved out of icipeās guest house and into my own place. I am renting a residential unit within the household of Mama Halima and her family. My new home is less than ten minutes walk fromā¦
Cricket rearing is not an easy exercise. ProciNut organized training sessions in Myanmar
ProciNut researcher Sarah Nischalke reported in her last research and travel blog posts about the culture of eating and producing insects in Myanmar and Thailand. She observed that whereas in Thailand edible insects are a large-scale industry, in Myanmar its potential has to be exploited fully yet (read also here). In this blog, ProciNut memberā¦
2017 | Africa | Field research | Irit Eguavoen | Urban | Water
Waterfronts and green spaces in central Cairo ā whatĀ“s the way forward?
The city of Cairo is a sprawling metropolis of now eight million inhabitants in its inner core, which has witnessed an Europeanising of its urban fabric some 160 years ago under Pasha Ismael who was inspired by French squares and boulevards after visiting the World Exposition in Paris in 1867. Afterwards, Ismael initiated the constructionā¦
Talking and tackling urban agriculture, urban food systems and urban health: āOne Healthā partners met in Sao Paulo for further agenda setting
Around 25 participants from nine different Brazilian and German institutions of the Graduate School āOne Health and Urban Transformations ā identifying risks and developing sustainable solutionsā met in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on June 18, 2019. They shared information about current projects, identified research themes for the One Health graduate school and discussed potential research topicsā¦