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Effectiveness of biodiversity conservation in national parks is associated with socioeconomic conditions › mehr
New research offers a pathway to achieving the 30 by 30 target using ecosystem diversity across four South American countries › mehr
New experts survey considerably extends the global biodiversity knowledge by underrepresented species groups and regions › mehr
Leipzig citizen science project “VielFalterGarten” promotes insect diversity in the city and invites people to actively participate in the protection of butterflies › mehr
Over 300 scientists make recommendations on how to improve the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy › mehr
Researchers recommend urban conservation gardening measures to reverse horticultural trends › mehr
Reptiles likely benefit from efforts to save other animals › mehr
Presentation of the Strategy and Citizen Science Festival on 29 April in Berlin › mehr
Nationwide measurement campaign of the citizen science project FLOW starts › mehr
Based on a press release by the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU) National biodiversity monitoring programmes in Europe face many challenges: too little coordination, inadequate… › mehr
Only weak trend correlations between different insect groups › mehr
![Collage of plant species that are range-restricted to Europe but threatened in at least one country, with some of them being globally threatened. (Picture: Vlaev, Dimiter in Peev, D. et al. (eds) (2015): Red Data Book of the Republic of Bulgaria. Vol. 1. Plants and Fungi. MoEW & BAS, Sofia [Single inset drawings; compiled by Staude, I.]. http://e-ecodb.bas.bg/rdb/en/)](/fileadmin/_processed_/3/a/csm_pic_f98b3b0e6520220210143620_7ab832576e.jpg "Collage of plant species that are range-restricted to Europe but threatened in at least one country, with some of them being globally threatened. (Picture: Vlaev, Dimiter in Peev, D. et al. (eds) (2015): Red Data Book of the Republic of Bulgaria. Vol. 1.")
Study closes gaps in the risk of extinction of plant species › mehr
Decrease in growth due to drought stress in 2018 and 2019 › mehr
Cross-country study on the motivation of citizen scientists › mehr
Historical sources indicate that overfishing of the Baltic herring began over 500 years ago and continues to have an impact today › mehr
Scientists propose framework for national-level implementation of global biodiversity goals › mehr
Study helps to better assess the capacity of global ecosystems to adapt to climate and environmental change › mehr
Scientists have developed a new way of evaluating rewilding progress › mehr
Around the world, wildfires are posing major risks to people and nature. Domestic and wild animals can help prevent them › mehr
Climate and ecosystem change lead to a global redistribution of wealth › mehr
BUND, UFZ and iDiv are starting a citizen science project on stream monitoring › mehr
New workshop report on climate and biodiversity offers guidelines for pioneering policies › mehr
Researchers predict massive decline in the range of African great apes over the next 30 years › mehr
Scientists have made proposals for how EU agriculture could turn the tide in favour of sustainability within the next six years › mehr
Plantations are home to significantly less beetles than old-growth forests. › mehr
Ensuring sustainability of crop and timber production would mitigate the greatest drivers of terrestrial wildlife decline › mehr
Biodiversity doesn’t feature enough in large-scale assessments of ecosystem services › mehr
Researchers propose necessary corrections in global biodiversity policy › mehr
Scientists from iDiv, UFZ and Leipzig University discuss conservation management › mehr
Game of chance experiment: In a relationship with an unpopular regulator, the truth is somewhat elastic. › mehr
iDiv scientists call for action to tackle climate and biodiversity change. › mehr
First Europe-wide study relating population trends of birds to their diet › mehr
Population and economic growth offset improvement of environmental balance of land use › mehr
Scientists call for better monitoring › mehr
