research + collaboration partners
[africa]
Kuruman River Reserve, South Africa: Prof. Dr. Marta Manser, Dr. Brigitte Spillmann, University of Zurich, Zoe Turner, Kalahari Research Centre
Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Kenya: Dominic Maringa, Eunice Kamau, Timothy Kaaria, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Dr. Martin Bauert, Zurich Zoo
Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana: Dr. Gabriele Cozzi, University of Zurich, Dr. Peter Apps, Dr. Megan Claase, Botswana Predator Conservation
Nimba-Mountains, Guinea: Prof. Dr. Kathelijne Koops, University of Zurich, Nikki Buzzi, Zurich / Frankfurt am Main
Tarangire and Serengeti Ecosystems, Tanzania: Dr. Monica Bond, University of Zurich / Wild Nature Institute
[asia]
Chennai, India: Prof. Dr. Susy Varughese, Dr. Vivek Puliyeri, Indian Institute of Technology Madras
Cheorwon, South Korea: Dr. Choi Myung-Ae, Center for Anthropocene Studies, Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST) / Yonsei University
Kastamonu, Turkey: Dilşad Dağtekin, Prof. Dr. Arpat Ozgul, University of Zurich, Dr. Anil Soyumert, Dr. Alper Ertürk, University of Kastamonu
Seoul, South Korea: Kim Gitae, Citizen Scientist
Shanghai, China: Dr. Li Bicheng, Shanghai Natural History Museum (Shanghai Science and Technology Museum)
[europe]
Cerova, Serbia: Mihailo Stojanovic, Citizen Scientist
Engadin, Switzerland: Hans Lozza, Dr. Sonja Wipf, Swiss National Park
Fanel, Switzerland: Dr. Stefan Suter, WLS.CH / Zurich University of Applied Sciences
Gran Paradiso National Park, Italy: Dr. Alice Brambilla, University of Zurich, Alberto Peracino, Parco Nazionale Gran Paradiso
Zurich, Switzerland: Conny Hürzeler, Citizen Scientist, Dr. Madeleine Geiger, StadtWildTiere Zürich
[north america]
Bolinas, USA: Jeff Labovitz, Susan Pace, Citizen Scientists
Palo Alto, USA: Bill Leikam, Urban Wildlife Research Project
Pasadena, USA: Dr. Markus Marks, University of Zurich / ETH Zurich / California Institute of Technology
Rolling WI, USA: Blayne Zeise, Jennifer Stenglein, Snapshot Wisconsin / USFWS Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Program
San José, USA: Dr. Dan Wenny, Dr. Yiwei Wang, SFBBO Coyote Creek Field Station
[oceania]
Oamaru, New Zealand: Dr. Philippa Agnew, Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony
[south america]
Pedregulho, Brazil: Prof. Dr. Rita de Cassia Bianchi, Rômulo Theodoro Costa, São Paulo State University
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Dr. Natalie Olifiers, Universidade Veiga de Almeida
The international network was developed with support of: →swissnex San Francisco, →swissnex Brazil, →swissnex Boston, →swissnex China, →swissnex India, the →Science & Technology Office Seoul and the Swiss embassy in Nairobi.
project team
Dr. Katharina Weikl, University of Zurich [lead]
Nafisa Umar [project management]
Lucia Gränicher [communications]
Dino Rossi (swiss edition) / Boris Gusic (travel edition) [pavilion design]
Dimitri Zehnder, Impact Acoustic [CNC operator]
Prof. Dr. Daniel Wegmann, University of Fribourg [scientific advisor]
Prof. Dr. Ulrike Müller-Böker, University of Zurich [mentor]
Jan-David Bolt, Vanessa Mazanik, Lars Mulle, Vanja Tognola, Hadrami Yurdagün [video editing]
Lars Mulle [sound design]
Till Sieberth [VR experience]
former project team members: Leila Girschweiler [project management, until August 2021], Manuel Kaufmann [assistance, until October 2022], Anne-Christine Schindler [project management, until July 2023], Laurens Bohlen [computational biology]
We thank Impact Acoustic for the production of the pavilion out of materials made with recycled PET.
funding
Triggered by Motion was made possible by →Stiftung Mercator Schweiz and the →Digitalization Initiative of the Canton of Zurich (DIZH).
