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Bird populations benefit significantly from agricultural fallows, especially in landscapes with medium structural complexity

Grey Bunting in a fallow

Forensic Scientists of the criminal police at the Institute for Biodiversity

Practical training at the lab of the Thünen-Institut of Biodiversity

"Editor's Choice" a a special recognition of the international peer-reviewed journal FEMS Microbiology Ecology for studies which provide a significant advance in the field.


A major 5-year European project ˗ DiverIMPACTS ˗ was recently launched. The project will explore the full potential of diversifying arable cropping systems with the aim to provide improved agricultural productivity, resource efficiency and sustainable value chains.


We developed the concept of Aggregatomics to study soil aggregates as functional biological entities. These entities, which are dynamic in space and time, control the flow of energy and substrates in soils.


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