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We also sow maize at the CNRS!

76 parcels managed by the CNRS, where hamsters have been living since autumn 2014, were sowed in maize, wheat or mixed crops (maize, wheat, sunflowers…

Capturing and follow-up of the European Hamster

In April, when European Hamsters come out of hibernation, ONCFS teams begin studying the populations. On the LIFE parcels, they capture animals in order to…

Launch of the Facebbok page for the LIFE Alister Project

Now you can follow the LIFE Alister Project on Facebook! Like our page and see unpublished photos

Underseeded wheat : this work

For the 2015 campaign, the Alsace Region Chamber of Agriculture is currently carrying out four agronomic experiments in the framework of the LIFE ALISTER programme.…

Zooming in on the European Hamster’s den

The European Hamster is a mysterious animal, rarely observed in the wild. This can be explained by the fact that it lives underground and only…

Strip-till and plant cover trials

The Alsace Chamber of Agriculture is a LIFE + Alister partner. The goal of this partnership is a five year experimentation of innovative agricultural techniques…

Alister at the Salon de l’Agriculture!

The 52ndSalon International de l’Agriculture took place in Paris from 21st February to 1st March, 2015, giving Alsace an opportunity to make its European Hamster…

Sky Larks serving the European Hamster

The main goal of the LIFE ALISTER Project is to work on changing cultural practices in order to preserve the European Hamster. The impact of…

ALISTER at the 2014 International Hamster Seminar

For the past twenty or so years, research experts from many European countries have been meeting each year to present the results of their European…

ALISTER mixes in with the Alsatian population

In December, Alsatians were able to ask environmental questions in the framework of the Alister Life Project. In a questionnaire drawn up by ACTeon, the…