Sophie Meier

Sustainable resource management, nature conservation, geographic information systems

Since 2018:

Research Assistant at IOER

2017-2018:

Employee for GIS-development und data management (NATURA 2000), Forestry research and competence center, ThüringenForst, Gotha (public-law institution)

2014-2015:

Federal volunteer/Employee for assessment of wildlife habitat (GIS-based), biosphere reserve administration Elbe-Brandenburg, Rühstädt

 

2016:

Additional qualification in Geographic Information Systems, codematix corporation, Jena

2011-2014:

Master studies in International Environmental Studies/Sustainable Natural Resource Management, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Ås (stipend of German Academic Exchange Service)

2010-2011:

Intern at Wildlife Research Station, Grimsö, Sweden (EU mobility program Leonardo da Vinci)

2007-2010:

Bachelor studies in Geoecology and Ecosystem Management, Eberhard-Karls-University Tübingen

 

BIO-MO-D - Appreciating biodiversity - modernising economic accounting in Germany
Accounting II - Ecosystem services and environmental-economic accounting - Digital assessment
Weiter-ÖSL - Further development of the nationwide indicator set for ecosystem services

Friends of the Earth Germany

Meier, S., Taff, G.N., Aune, J.B., Eiter, S. (2017): Regulation of the Invasive Plant Heracleum persicum by Private Landowners in Tromsø, Norway, Invasive Plant Science and Management 10(2): 166-179.

Taff, G.N., Meier, S. (2017): Invasive species - both a global and local problem, NIBIO Pop 3(8).