Nature and society (1/2)

10:00 • 54 • There's a place for every animal, but not in my back yard: a survey on attitudes towards urban animals and where people want them to live > F. Fabio SWEET 10:15 • 83 • Covid lockdown walks reflect different modes of relations to urban nature > F. Florian SCHNEIDER 10:30 • 111 • Can automated plant identification apps provide local phenology data? > N. Negin KATAL 10:45 • 199 • The importance of old man-made landscape structures for biodiversity. Case study of the Czech Republic > M. Marketa SANTRUCKOVA 11:00 • 486 • Perception of the scientific expertise within an environmental controversy due to pesticides contamination: the Cleurie River (France) case study > M. Martin LAVIALE 11:15 • 211 • Land-use trajectories for sustainable land system transformations: Identifying leverage points in a global biodiversity hotspot > D. Dominic MARTIN 11:30 • 277 • How can citizen scientists contribute to stream and aquatic insect monitoring? Comparison of citizen science data with expert data and pesticide measurements > J. Julia VON GÖNNER 11:45 • 289 • Connection to nature and time spent in gardens predicts social cohesion > R. Rachel OH 12:00 • 201 • Drivers of environmental best management practices in agricultural landscapes of south-central Ontario, Canada > M. Michael DRESCHER