Bio-Advice

Drawing on more than 20 years of experience in biodiversity research, its team combines expertise in entomology, ecology, botany, taxonomy, and scientific analysis. The practice offers biodiversity analyses, botanical assessments, species identification, and mapping of species relevant to nature conservation. It also conducts long-term monitoring to track how areas develop and helps design concepts to promote biodiversity in places such as gardens, urban areas, and biotopes.

Education is another central part of bio-advice’s work. Lectures and training courses help participants build species knowledge and understand ecosystem processes, drawing on findings from current studies. The team also supports the development of exhibitions about biodiversity, insects, and species protection. For museums and other collections, it provides restoration of scientific materials, including insect boxes, and digitisation of museum collections. Through these services, bio-advice connects research, practical conservation, education, and the care of natural history collections.