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We explore the biological diversity on our planet and seek dialogue on the transformation of nature.

The change in our natural world and the loss of biodiversity caused by us humans is one of the greatest challenges of our time. As one of the Leibniz Association's major research museums, we have taken on the task of analysing biodiversity and its change and understanding the causes of change. We share our knowledge and work on recommendations for action to preserve the basis of our existence. In dialogue and cooperation with society, politics, business and culture, we provide knowledge-based solutions on how we as a global society can further develop the overused, agriculturally intensive area to protect biodiversity and take responsibility for our own role in this change.

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