Biodiversity Research – Zwillenberg-Tietz-Stiftung

Linde-Wildflower-Experiment

The massive decline of insect diversity and biomass can be attributed to various, intertwined factors: Habitat loss, chemical pollution, climate change and invasive species. To counteract this decline particular found in agricultural landscapes, the establishment of ...

Spider communities in fenced and unfenced forest areas

Spiders are one of the most abundant predator groups and occur in a wide range of terrestrial ecosystems. Spiders are of great value to human societies as they provide important ecosystem services such as supressing agricultural and forestry pests. They are also important ...