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Danube stretch in winter mood, Romania, 2010 photo credit: Harald Kutzenberger
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Map of the Danube River Basin and IAD-countries photo credit: several authors
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Channel Danube Delta, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Nicolae S.P.
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Channel Danube Delta, Romania photo credit: Cristina Sandu
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Macrophytes (Mentha aquatica), Lake Lebedo, Danube Delta, Romania, 2005 photo: Katrin Teubner
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Fish catch boats in Gemenc, Hungary, 2007 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Danube stretch in Orsova, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Hydromorphological assessment for Danube tributaries: Drava and Mura photo credit: Ulrich Schwarz
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Danube stretch in Gemenc, Hungary, 2007 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Danube side channel, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Nicolae S.P.
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Danube Schönau, Austria, 2013 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Egrets at Channel Danube Delta, Romania, 2016 photo credit: Cristina Sandu
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Danube Delta, pelicans, Romania photo credit: Nicolae Găldean
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Danube Delta, pelican colony, Romania photo credit: Cristina Sandu
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Horses in the Danube Delta, Romania photo credit: Cristina Sandu
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Danube, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Danube, Romania photo credit: Nicolae Găldean
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Danube, Romania photo credit: Nicolae Găldean
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Danube at Visegrád, Hungary, 2019 photo credit: Mária Dinka
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Danube stretch at town Dürnstein, Austria, 2013 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Danube Delta, Chironomidae at Lake Puiu, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Danube Delta, pelicans, Romania photo credit: Cristina Sandu
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Danube Delta, Grey Herons, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Nicolae S.P.
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Fisherboats at village Mila, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Sturgeon, Romania photo credit: Viorel Gavrila
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Fisherboat, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Nicolae S.P.
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Fishermen boat, Romania photo credit: Cristina Sandu
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Danube Delta, Yellow Water Lily, Romania photo credit: Cristina Sandu
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Danube Delta, stork nest, Romania photo credit: Cristina Sandu
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Hydroelectric power plant Gabčíkovo, Slovakia, 2018 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Iron Gates hydroelectric power plant, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Macrophytes in the Danube Delta, Yellow Water Lily, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Channel Danube Delta, White Water Lily, Nymphaea alba, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Nicolae Ş.P.
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Floodplain Danube Delta, 2005 photo credit: Nicolae Ş.P.
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Danube Delta, White Water Lily, Nymphaea alba, Romania photo credit: Cristina Sandu
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Floodplain Danube Delta, egrets, 2005 photo credit: Nicolae Ş.P.
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Floodplain Danube Delta, egrets, 2005 photo credit: Nicolae Ş.P.
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Floodplain near Gabčíkovo, Slovakia, 2018 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Iron Gates hydroelectric power plant, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Alte Donau, Vienna, Austria, 2018 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Phragmites australis in the Danube Delta, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Gemenc fishery, Hungary, 2007 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Channel Danube Delta, Romania, 2016 photo credit: Cristina Sandu
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Floodplain at Gabčíkovo, Slovakia, 2018 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Danube, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Nicolae S.P.
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Danube, during low water level, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Nicolae S.P.
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Hydroelectric power plant Grafenwoerth, Vienna, Austria, 2018 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Danube, Romania photo credit: Nicolae Găldean
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Phragmites australis in the Danube Delta, Romania, 2005 photo credit: Katrin Teubner
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Danube channel, Romania photo credit: Cristina Sandu
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The International Association for Danube Research (IAD) was founded in 1956 and is the longest existing international scientific network in the Danube Region. IAD is an Association according to Austrian law with the goal of promoting and coordinating activities in the fields of limnology, water management, water protection and sustainable development in the Danube River basin (current structure and contact).
In 1998 IAD obtained observership in the International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River (ICPDR). Our delegates participate in various Expert Groups and develop tools and measures to protect the Danube River and to reach a sustainable river basin management as ultimate goal of the Water Framework Directive (EU-WFD)
As representative of the scientific community IAD also actively supports the implementation of the macro-regional EU-Danube Strategy as a step towards sustainable development in the Danube region.
New and renewal membership see options at the bottom of this page!
Application:
Paper Registration Form (download Word-Document)
Resolution of the 39th IAD conference (Szentendre, Hungary)
Resolution of the 40th IAD conference (Sofia, Bulgaria)
Resolution of the 41th IAD conference (Sibiu, Romania)
Links to national sub-associations of IAD:
Österreichisches Komitee Donauforschung, Internationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft Donau-forschung
Further links of support:
News
2020-02-16
Young Scientist
Travel Grant
(IAD-YSTR 2020),
call open:
IAD-YSTR 2019 intends to promote early career scientists (PhD students, PostDocs) from the Danube Region by supporting their participation in the
43rd IAD conference, on Rivers and Floodplains in the Anthropocene - Upcoming Challenges in the Danube River Basin, 14.July to 17.July 2020, in Neuburg, Germany.
How to apply? See Applying for IAD-YSTG 2020
2020-Jan-12
43rd IAD conference
registration is now open, submission of abstracts extended to March 15, 2020!
The IAD conference entitled
"Rivers and Floodplains in the Anthropocene - Upcoming Challenges in the Danube River Basin"
will be at the Aueninstitut Neuburg (Germany), from 14.July to 17.July 2020. Call for abstracts at
43rd IAD conference website
2020-Jan-29
4th IWA conference
registration is now open!
The conference
"Regional IWA Diffuse Pollution Conference"
will be in Vienna (Austria), from 14. to 17.September 2020. Call for content at
4th IWA conference website
2019-Dec-09
CEEPUS summer-school
“Biodiversity in the Danube Floodplain”
Within the CEEPUS network EcoManAqua – the CEEPUS summer-school “Biodiversity in the Danube Floodplain” coordinated by the Josip-Juraj-Strossmayer-University Osijek will take place at the Nature Park Kopački Rit, Croatia from 6-11 July, 2020. The 3 ECTS summer-school includes lectures, case-studies & field-sessions to assess and monitor the biodiversity of algae, macrophytes, invertebrates, fishes and birds. Limited number of student slots available, hence register CEEPUS Homepage www.ceepus.info! Download info as pdf here
2019-Dec-09,
Cover DN40
Danube News issue no. 40
is released!
The anniversary volume of Danube News, no. 40, is now available. Our thanks to both editors, Dr. Haidvogl and Dr. Cyffka. Readers are welcome to download this latest issue as volume Danube News or Danube News Articles!