The Winners of the Phenology Competition

5.4.2026
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Tiziana Li Koch and Carole Niffenegger win the Phenology Competition 2025/6.

Tiziana Li Koch (left) and Carole Niffenegger (right) won the 2025/6 phenology competition with their posters, which was organised by the Swiss Commission for Phenology and Seasonality of SCNAT.

Immagine: KPS Sibylle Stöckli

10.11.2022
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Schweizer Phänologie-Tag 2022 in Zürich

Immagine: MeteoSchweiz; Barbara Pietragalla

Figure legend : The five time series: c) Bloom onset of wild cherry trees in Liestal, BL (1894-2020), d) Bloom onset of three woody species in China (1834-2020), e) Leaf emergence data of a horse chestnut in Geneva (1808-2020), f) Leaf emergence of pedunculate oak in Great Britain of the Marsham family (dark orange; 1736-1958) and J. Combes (light orange; 1950-2020), g) Bloom onset of Yamazakura cherry trees in Kyoto, Japan (1500-2020). The left axis shows the day of the year when the tree buds burst or bloom. The grey thin lines represent interannual variability, thick lines are 10-year moving averages. Figure: Yann Vitasse (WSL)

10.11.2022
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Trees’ bloom and budbreak earlier and earlier as climate change accelerates

Immagine: WSL, Yann Vitasse

ITEX-Fläche Alexandra Fiord auf Ellesmere Island (Nunavut, Kanada) in der Hocharktis

10.11.2022
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La flora della tundra reagisce al clima che cambia

Immagine: slf; Esther Frei

9.11.2022
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Schweizer Phänologie-Tag 2019 in Cadenazzo

Immagine: MeteoSchweiz; Barbara Pietragalla

14.3.2025
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Vincent Grognuz wins the phenology competition 2025

Vincent Grognuz wins the phenology competition 2025 organized by the Swiss Commmission for Phenology and Seasonality of SCNAT with his poster entitled: "Artificial light at night disrupts timing of floral

Immagine: Sibylle Stöckli KPS

10.11.2022
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Schweizer Phänologie-Tag 2022 in Zürich

Immagine: MeteoSchweiz; Barbara Pietragalla

10.11.2022
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Trees’ bloom and budbreak earlier and earlier as climate change accelerates

Immagine: WSL, Yann Vitasse

10.11.2022
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La flora della tundra reagisce al clima che cambia

Immagine: slf; Esther Frei

9.11.2022
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Schweizer Phänologie-Tag 2019 in Cadenazzo

Immagine: MeteoSchweiz; Barbara Pietragalla

3.4.2024
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Isabella Ostovary and Maaike de Boer win the Phenology Competition 2023

Isabelle Ostovary (left) and Maaike de Boer (right) won the 2023 phenology competition with their posters, which was organised by the Swiss Commission for Phenology and Seasonality of SCNAT.

Immagine: KPS Sibylle Stoeckli

Omar Lenzi KPS pheno contest winner 2022

19.3.2023
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Omar Lenzi wins the phenology competition 2022

Omar Lenzi won the Phenology 2022 competition organized by the Swiss Commission for Phenology and Seasonality of SCNAT with his poster entitled: "Four decades of phenology in an alpine amphibian:

Immagine: KPS Yann Vitasse

30.11.2021
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Justine Charlet de Sauvage wins the phenology competition 2021

Does growing season length determine radial growth in sessile oak?

Immagine: KPS

20.12.2020
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Martina Schuler won the Phenology 2020 competition price

In situ versus artificial water turnover during spring: A comparison of microbial food web structures in Lake Zurich

Immagine: KPS

Frederik Baumgarten (PhD student at WSL) during the monitoring

6.4.2020
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Frederik Baumgarten wins the 2019 phenology competition

How much cold temperatures do trees need to come out of their winter dormancy?

Immagine: KPS

7.7.2015
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David Basler remporte le prix «Phénologie 2014»

Est-ce la luminosité ou la température qui domine la phénologie des arbres en Suisse? Le lauréat du 4ème prix suisse de la recherche sur la phénologie et les saisons 2014

Immagine: northlightimages, istockphoto.com