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The AGRODIV group aims to improve our knowledge on the ecology of managed agricultural and forest ecosystems, in order to assess the impacts of practices and policies (at national and EU-level) on biodiversity and ecosystem services (BES). During 2013-2017, research was organized along three major axes:
Farming systems and policy impacts: This research line focuses on the impacts of farmland management on biodiversity, and how policy changes (in particular the Common Agricultural Policy) affects farming systems that then drive biodiversity. Past and ongoing focus issues include:
Global change and farmland biodiversity: This focuses on the impacts of climate and anthropogenic-driven changes on biodiversity. Topics include:
Forest ecology and management impacts: Research ranges from applied ecology studies to biodiversity assessment and includes:
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