sPlot paper in Nature Ecology & Evolution  › more

Area of habitat larger than New Zealand could be lost to urbanisation over next 20 years   › more

Molecular characterisation of an entire genebank collection   › more

Scientists call for better monitoring  › more

Reforestation with a variety of tree species would help biodiversity and climate  › more

Quaas' professorship starts on 1 Oktober 2018  › more

Analysis of comprehensive data set led to publication in Nature.  › more

Talks and exhibition inauguration (in German)  › more

Joint position paper of renowned researchers  › more

Study based on ten years of research in subtropical forests  › more

Brown bears could live in an additional 380,000 square kilometres  › more

Newly discovered dispersal strategy for mites  › more

Scientists have sequenced the genome of the pedunculate oak  › more

Start of research group “Evolution and Adaptation”.  › more

Exhibition on gardening opened on 24 May in the Botanical Garden of the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg.  › more

Environment protection should be a priority for the Chinese initiative to promote global trade.  › more

Massive study finds more gorillas and chimpanzees than previously thought, but 80% are outside the safe havens of protected areas  › more

Genetic adaptation to different habitats  › more

The stronger global warming is, the greater the increase in the number of plant species on mountain tops. This was the main finding of a study published in the journal Nature.  › more

Fotos from a camera trap provide the evidence  › more

Common media release by iDiv, UFZ and Senckenberg  › more

Global demand for natural resources has reduced the number of orangutans by more than 100,000 animals in the last 16 years  › more