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PEER members are dedicated exclusively to environmental research focusing on the interaction between man and the environment and sustainable development.

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PEER combines forces to follow a joint strategy in environmental sciences, to enhance ecological research and to strengthen the knowledge base for the sustainable development.  

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Strategic Areas

PEER has defined three Strategic Areas for research in our network: Biodiversity, Climate Action and Adaptation as well as Urban Environmental Sustainability.

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News

Scientist record plant species on a site in Norway. Source: DarkDivNet
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A study recently published in Nature indicates that human activities have a negative effect on the biodiversity of…

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A study investigating the status of the environment and climate in Ukraine finds reduced greenhouse gas emissions amid…

The Map Butterfly (Araschnia levana), a butterfly species that has become rarer since 2005. Photo: Elisabeth Rieger
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For 20 years, dedicated volunteers have been active throughout Germany to record the occurrence of these popular…

20.03.2025

In recent years, millions of hectares of forest have burned in northern Siberia. These wildfires led to record-breaking…

18.03.2025

Further loss of soil carbon would negatively impact EU climate change mitigation efforts and food security.

12.03.2025

The seabed marine litter pollution in the deep Mediterranean is among the worst in the world.

03.03.2025

It contains twelve pollutants, the impacts of which have been identified as having the possibility for widespread…