Climate change and the associated increase in dry-warm years are increasingly bringing migratory moths to Austria. This is demonstrated by the Citizen Science project "Schmetterlinge Österreichs", as its scientific director Helmut Höttinger explained to the APA. Since the start of the project in 2016, more than 31,000 lay researchers have reported more than 1.2 million butterfly sightings using an app, the ten-year anniversary is celebrated on F…
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Climate change and the associated increase in dry-warm years are increasingly bringing migratory moths to Austria. This is demonstrated by the Citizen Science project "Schmetterlinge Österreichs", as its scientific director Helmut Höttinger explained to the APA. Since the start of the project in 2016, more than 31,000 lay researchers have reported more than 1.2 million butterfly sightings using an app, the ten-year anniversary is celebrated on F…