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MonViA

The nationwide monitoring of biodiversity in agricultural landscapes.

Counting, observing and measuring biodiversity, but how?

To find answers to these questions, MonViA is working on a nationwide monitoring concept for biodiversity in agricultural landscapes. To do this, we are taking a close look at agricultural landscapes – from microorganisms to landscape structures, from field level to satellite data. Continue

 

Biodiversity monitoring MonViA Indicator Report 2024

Biodiversity and agriculture - how data can help to promote both

[Bitte in "Englisch" übersetzen:] Im Hintergrund ist ein Luftbild einer Agrarlandschaft zu sehen. Im Vordergrund ist das Deckblatt des MonViA Indikatorenberichts.

News

Wild Bee Monitoring in Agricultural Landscapes – First Results from the Bumblebee Monitoring 2025

- The Thünen Institute's bumblebee monitoring program saw a further increase in the number of transects started in 2025. Bumblebees from 15 species groups were found, including three Red List species: the shrill carder bumblebee,…

MonViA contributions at the 64th German Plant Protection Conference in Braunschweig

- Under the motto "Thinking about plant protection as a system", the annual meeting of the German Plant Protection Conference was held this year from October 7th to 10th, 2025 in the Technical University of Braunschweig.

MonViA at the National Biodiversity Monitoring Centre

- On November 6–7, 2025, the National Monitoring Centre for Biodiversity hosted the 4th Forum “Application and Research in Dialogue” in Leipzig.

Wild Bee Monitoring Forum: Citizen Science Meets Research

- On October 17 and 18 the Wild Bee Team at the Thünen Institute hosted the Wild Bee Monitoring Forum, bringing together volunteers from across Germany, providing a unique opportunity for knowledge exchange and collaboration

MonViA contributions at the annual conference of the Ecological Society of Germany, Austria and Switzerland in Würzburg

- The annual conference organized by the Ecological Society (GfÖ), with participating scientists from Europe and beyond, is considered one of the most comprehensive conferences focusing on ecology in German-speaking countries.