Centre for Bioresources of the Academy of the Republic of Belarus, 2007
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Publications
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Please note that the unauthorized use of copyrighted materials is prohibited by the laws of most countries. The PDF files of some of the articles listed below are provided subject to the copyright policy of the corresponding journals. Please consult the journals or contact the publishers if you have questions about copyright policy.Mikhaevitch Tatiana, Mario Cotta Ramusino. Fauna dei Briozoi di acqua dolce in Bielorussia ed ecologia della Plumatella fungosa nel bacino di raffreddamento della Centrale Idroelettrica di Beloozersk, Bielorussia. XX Congresso della Società Italiana di Ecologia, 27-30 settembre 2010, p.118 (in Italian)
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Laenko Tatiana, Mikhaevitch Tatiana, Mario Cotta Ramusino. Malacological fauna in bioindication procedures of the transboundary area conditions in the Belarus Protected Areas, 2 nd International Multidisciplinary Conference on Hydrology and Ecology, Vienna, Austria, 20-12 April 2009 (English)
Mikhaevich T.V., Timothy S. Wood. Freshwater Bryozoans from a Belarus collection (1983-1995). (In English, in press)
Mikhaevich T.V. Ecology of the bryozoan Plumatella fungosa in the refrigerated water reservoir of the Beresa Power Electric Plant, Belarus. (In English, in press)
Mikhaevich T.V. Heterogeneity in freshwater bryozoan Plumatella fungosa (Phylactolaemata). (In English, in press)
Mikhaevich T.V. Heterogeneity in freshwater bryozoan Plumatella fungosa (Phylactolaemata). Int. Konf. Nauk. “Individual-Based Approach in ecology. Assumptions, achievements, prospects”. Mikolajki, Poland, 1996, p.23 (English) 23_EN
Mikhaevich T.V. A cultivation method of freshwater Bryozoa (Phylactolaemata). Zool. Journ., 1996, No 10, pp.1586-1589 (English; Russian) 22_EN 22_RU
Mikhaevich T.V. Vegetative reproduction of the bryozoan Plumatella fungosa (Pallas, 1768) (Phylactolaemata). Bull. Soc. Nat. Lux., 1995, 95, pp.237-244 (English) 21_EN
Mikhaevich T.V. The life strategy of the Plumatella fungosa (Phylactolaemata) bryozoans in the temperature gradient. The 7 th Belarus Zool. Conf., Minsk, 1994, pp. 82-84 (English; Russian) 20_EN 20_RU
Mikhaevich T.V. La strategie de reproduction de la bryozoaire Plumatella fungosa (Phylactolaemata). Int. Konf. Nauk. Olshtyn, Poland, 1994, pp.30-31 (French) 19_FR
Mikhaevich T.V. Heterogeneity of the growth of Plumatella fungosa bryozoa zooids and colonies in the temperature gradient. Intern. And Russian Nat. Conf. “Fossil and Recent Bryozoans in the world”, Perm, 1994, p.31-34 (English; Russian) 18_EN 18_RU
Mikhaevich T.V. The role of bryozoans as biofilter in a cooling reservoir. 9 th Conference of the International Bryozoological Association, 1992, Swansea (English) 17_EN
Mikhaevich T.V. The role of bryozoans as biofilter in a cooling reservoir. Int. Ecol. Conf. “Research Methods and Management of Hydroecosystems”, Riga, 1991, pp.127-138 (English; Russian) 16_EN 16_RU
Moroz M.D., Mikhaevich T.V. The temperature effect on the reproduction and growth indices of aqueous semi-coleopterans and bryozoans. The 6 th congress of the All’Union Hydrobiologic Society, Murmansk, 1991, pp.96-97 (English; Russian) 15_EN 15_RU
Mikhaevich T.V. Vegetative reproduction of the Plumatella fungosa bryozoan in the field laboratory conditions. The 8 th Colloq. on Fossil and Recent Bryozonas, Tallinn, 1990, pp.60-63 (English; Russian) 14_EN 14_RU
Mikhaevich T.V. Ecological and energetical characteristics of the bryozoan Plumatella fungosa from the refrigerated water reservoir of the Beresa Power Electric Plant, Belarus. Minsk, 1990, 173 pp. Abstract a candidate thesis in Biology, 21 pp. (English; Russian) 13_EN 13_RU
Mikhaevich T.V. Ecological and energetical characteristics of the bryozoan Plumatella fungosa from the refrigerated water reservoir of the Beresa Power Electric Plant, Belarus. Minsk, 1990, 173 pp. (Russian) PhD parte 1 PhD parte 2 PhD parte 3 PhD parte 4
Nagorskaya L.L., Mikhaevich T.V., Kovalevskaya R.Z. Block diagram of the participation of sedimentors and microfags in the transformation of blue-green algae in a cooling reservoir. Dokl. Akad. Nauk BSSR, 1990, 34, No 2, pp.184-187 (English; Russian) 12_EN 12_RU
Nagorskaya L.L., Mikhaevich T.V., Kovalevskaya R.Z. Specificity of the transformation of organic matter in blue-green algae in the autotroph-sedimentor-microphag chain. The 3 th Symp. “Trophic Links and Productivity of water Communities”, Chita, 1989, pp.95-96 (English; Russian) 11_EN_RU
Mikhaevich T.V. The dynamics of bryozoa biomass and density in the cooling reservoir system. The 6 tn Zool.Conf. “Dynamics of zoocenoses, Problems of animal Conservation and Management”, Vitebsk, 1989, p.64 (English; Russian) 10_EN_RU
Mikhaevich T.V. The density and biomass of bryozoans in the cooling reservoir in the Beresa EPP (BSSR). All’Union Conf. on the Problems and of animal Cadaster and Account, UFA, 1989, vol. 4, pp.45-46 (English; Russian) 09_EN 09_RU
Mikhaevich T.V. Energy exchange of bryozoans as a basis for calculation of the energy flow. All’Union Conf. of Young Scientists “Actual problems of Limnology”, Leningrad, 1988, p.36 (English; Russian) 08_EN 08_RU
Mikhaevich T.V. Estimation of the sedimentation activity of Plumatella fungosa in the temperature gradient. Vestsi Akad. Navuk BSSR, 1988, No 1, pp.112-114 (English; Bielorussian) 07_EN 07_BEL
Mikhaevich T.V. Nutrition of Plumatella fungosa from the cooling reservoir system at the Beresa Electric Power Plant the temperature gradient. The 22 th Conference on Research and Management of water Bodies in the Baltic republics, Abstracts, Klaipeda, 1987, pp.127-128 (English; Russian) 06_EN 06_RU
Mikhaevich T.V. Elements of ecology of Plumatella fungosa bryozoan from the cooling reservoir at Beresa Electric Power Plant, BSSR. All’Union Colloq. On Fossil and recent bryozoans. Abstract, Moscow, 1986, pp.53-56 (English; Russian) 05_EN 05_RU
Khmeleva N.N., Mikhaevich T.V., Nesterovich A.I. The structure of the population Paramysis lacustrus and Gammarus lacustris from different water reservoirs. “The species and productivity from the natural habitatis”, Sverdlovsk, Russia, 1984, pp. 73-74 (English; Russian) 04_EN 04_RU
Roschin V.E., Baichorov V.M., Bakulin A.M., Mikhaevich T.V. Ecology of pontocaspian misid Paramysis lacustris from different habitats. The 4 th All’Union conference “The species and productivity from the natural habitats”. Sverdlovsk, Russia, 1984, p.67 (English; Russian) 03_EN 03_RU
Mikhaevich T.V., Roschin V.E. Life cicle of Gammarus lacustris Sars (Crustacea, Amphipoda) from different habitats. The 5 th Belarus zoological conference, abstracts, Minsk, Belarus, 1983, pp.13-14 (English; Russian) 02_EN 02_RU
Mikhaevich T.V., Lenght-weight characteristic of Gammarus lacustris Sars (Crustacea, Amphipoda) from different habitats. “The questions of experimental zoology”, Minsk, Belarus, “Science and technic”, 1983, pp.18-22 (English; Russian) 01_EN 01_RU
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XX International Conference of S.I.T.E., Rome, Italy
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2 nd International Conference HYDROECO2009, Vienna, Austria1997
Expedition on the river Svislotch, BelarusInstitute of Zoology of the National Academy of Republic of Belarus 2015
Laboratory of Hydroecology, Gygynyak Yury G., member of Antartica expeditions 1971, 2014
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XX National Congress of Italian Society of Ecology (S.I.T.E.), 27-30.09.2010, Rome, Italy
XX National Congress of the Italian Society of Ecology, Rome, 27-30 September 2010.
From 27 to 30 September 2010 at Sapienza University in Rome, during the XX National Congress of the Italian Society of Ecology, met more than 400 representatives of the associations:
S.B.I. – Italian Botanical Society
U.Z.I. – Italian Zoological Union
S.I.B.M.- Italian Society of Marine Biology
S.I.S.V. – Italian Society of Plant Science
I.S.D.E. – International Society of Doctors for the Environment.
4 days of hard work of the Congress were divided into Plenary Sessions, where invited distinguished professionals presented their relations:
Stuart Pimm from Duke University, USA, “How much biodiversity will global change destroy?”;
Rob H.G.Jongman, Alterra, Holland, “Biodiversity and Global Change: GEO Bon and EBONE”;
Alan G.Hildrew, Queen Many University of London, UK, “Environment change: staring at Broadstone Stream for 40 years”;
Robert Costanza,University of Vermont, USA, “Understanding, Modelling and Valuing Ecosystem services”;
Nick Hewitt,Lancaster University, UK, “Trees and urban air quality”;
Vincenzo Naso, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy, “Energy Sustainability: Closed cycles of resources and their application to energy systems”.
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Autumnal Ode
Autumnal Sonnet by William Allingham
Now Autumn’s fire burns slowly along the woods,
And day by day the dead leaves fall and melt,
And night by night the monitory blast
Wails in the key-hold, telling how it pass’d
O’er empty fields, or upland solitudes,
Or grim wide wave; and now the power is felt
Of melancholy, tenderer in its moods
Than any joy indulgent summer dealt.
Dear friends, together in the glimmering eve,
Pensive and glad, with tones that recognise
The soft invisible dew in each one’s eyes,
It may be, somewhat thus we shall have leave
To walk with memory,–when distant lies
Poor Earth, where we were wont to live and grieve.
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THE HISTORY OF EARTH ECOLOGY. THE MANIFEST
ONU CONFERENCE, STOCKHOLM 1972 – RIO DE JANEIRO, 1992
KYOTO COP 3, 1997 – RATIFICATION OF KYOTO PROTOCOL, 16.02.2005
COP 15 COPENHAGEN, 2009 – COP 16 CANCUN, 2010
The Ecology Train of Our Earth departed in the 70’s, having had a good background prepared in previous years … It’s already 40 years that this train travels around our beautiful Earth, from city to city. Maybe something was really lost in recent years. THE TIME. Something that someone did not want to hear, did not want to believe. It was complex and very difficult this travel. And perhaps for this reason who was driving the Great Train of the Earth Ecology, has created synergic matters, to help understand the seriousness of the problem – so was created the Ecological Economy, Political Ecology … We arrived in Mexico now, Cancun, where in November 29th, 2010 was opened the COP 16, the World Conference on the Earth’s Climate. But let’s start from station to station.
George Perkins Marsh was the first environmentalist of the United States, lived in the 19th century. The son of a U.S. Senator, 8 years Marsh has had a problem with the eye that impeded him to read for many years. He has developed an exceptional memory for information accessed by others. He developed a love for animals, plants and nature. He became a philologist, scientist, an excellent organizer, businessman, lawyer, diplomat. In 1869 Lincoln appointed him U.S. ambassador to Italy, where Marsh died in 1882 in Vallombrosa in Tuscany. Being a man skilled in many fields, intelligent and a great observer, in 1864 published a book “Man and Nature” that the first was titled ““Man the Distructor of Natur’s Harmonies”, but the publisher chose the less radical way.
