Carolin Winter

@carowinter.bsky.social

Assistant Professor/Lecturer (Akademische Rätin) at the Chair of Environmental Hydrological Systems at the University of Freiburg, Germany

A strange feeling seeing me and @mixedforests.bsky.social on television🫣 but I'm glad we're reaching a broader public with our research on the impact of forest dieback on drinking water protection areas 🍂💧🍂

@hydrofreiburg.bsky.social · last yr.

@carowinter.bsky.social recently appeared on SWR to talk about her new paper on how forest dieback from drought is threatening groundwater quality in Germany. A must-watch segment on the hidden risks to our drinking water. Catch her at 14:59 into the video → www.ardmediathek.de/video/swr-ak...

Find us at EGU 🤓 I will talk about our paper published today on the hidden threat of forest dieback to drinking water quality 🍂💙

@hydrofreiburg.bsky.social · last yr.

Excited to share our research at this year’s #EGU25 next week— from forest water fluxes to flood mapping and groundwater stressors. Thanks to @carowinter.bsky.social for pulling together our schedule! Come find us if you’re curious, collaborative, or just passing by.

📌 Monday

Heinke Paulsen | Storage and redistribution of water in the forest floor... (Poster, X3, 10:45–12:30)

Jonas Pyschik | Insights into Preferential Flow from Sprinkling Experiments (Poster, Hall A, 10:45–12:30)

Immanuel Frenzel | Diffuse sources of TFA at the catchment scale (Poster, Hall A, 14:00–15:45)

Lea Dedden | Spatio-temporal throughfall patterns in forests (Poster, Hall A, 14:00–15:45)

Carolin Winter | Forest Dieback & Drinking Water Quality (Oral Highlight, R 2.15, 17:50–18:00)

📌 Tuesday

Sebastian Gnann | Large sample hydrology and the value of data (Invited PICO, Spot A, 08:30–08:40)

Markus Weiler | The crux with variability (Oral, R -2.33, 17:40–17:50)

📌 Wednesday

Sebastian Gnann | Streamflow sensitivity in alpine catchments (Poster, Hall A, 08:30–10:15)

📌 Thursday

Markus Weiler | Flood source areas & peak contribution (Oral, Room B, 16:45–16:55)

📌 Friday

Heinke Paulsen (with Christoph Huebner) | Monitoring groundwater recharge & DOC (Poster, Hall A, 10:45–12:30)

Kerstin Stahl (with Robin Schwemmle) | Groundwater stressors from agriculture & hydrology (Poster, Hall A, 10:45–12:30)

Stefan Seeger | How many sensors do you need for sap flux? (Oral, R 2.44, 11:50–12:00)

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Please RT: 2 PhD position @uni-freiburg.de investigating #reccurent #drought in #forest using in-situ #stableisotopes in #ecohydrology

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Simon Haberstroh@simonhaber.bsky.social · last yr.

Are you enthusiastic about #waterstableisotopes in forest trees? 🌲🌳💧 We offer a PhD position on ecohydrological feedbacks in forests under recurrent drought. Join our team in Freiburg: uni-freiburg.de/stellenangeb... @chriswernerlab.bsky.social @uni-freiburg.de @hydrofreiburg.bsky.social

✅ Going to EGU 2025? 👉 Check out our session on the mechanisms of water quality dynamics and informed mitigation measures to protect water quality, and submit now! ⌛Abstract submission is open until January 15, 13:00 CET

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