This infographic shows photos of attractive flowering plants that are avoided by slugs.

This infographic identifies key points to be considered for eco-friendly plant protection in private gardens.

The infographic explains the use of nematodes, bacteria and viruses for biological pest control.

The infographic shows beneficial organisms, which can be used for pest control in the garden. It indicates which benefical organism helps against which pests, including pictures of their application. Average costs are also mentioned.

Making your garden attractive for beneficial organisms is a preventive plant protection measure. This infographic shows you how to do that.

This infographic illustrates how to differentiate between root and seed weeds. The most common root and seed weeds are illustrated with photos.

This infographic helps to plan crop rotation in your vegetable garden. The table shows the nutritional needs and the plant family of the most important vegetables.

In order to support businesses in improving their resource efficiency, EU Member States use a variety of policy measures. This infographic illustrates the scope of application of ten selected policy measures taken by 28 EU countries. It shows the major differences in the extent of implementation between the Member States, as well as between the individual measures. The infographic was created for the final report of the project "A Framework for Member States to Support Business in Improving its Resource Efficiency".

To mark the occasion of Ecologic Institute's 20th anniversary, this infographic provides a look behind the scenes and introduces some of the people who make up the heart and soul of the Institute. The infographic was developed, designed and implemented by Ecologic Institute's staff members.

The infographic presents the process and criteria to be considered for the design development for an investigation of fish downstream migration.

This infographic visualizes the cumulative impacts of all technical water installations in the migration area of fish that determine the effects on population biology.

The infographic visualizes interactions across several ecological levels. The death of individual fish reduces the population size of its species. Because of multiple ecological interactions this can cause changes in the entire biocenosis.

The infographic shows a site example for potential fish migration paths.

The infographic visualizes the four spatial areas of investigation of the manual in an examplary fashion. The spatial levels are: site, corridor group, corridor and corridor component.

The infographic presents the five-step process for deriving the final statement on function for the investigation of biological downstream migration by fish.