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DESCRIPTION:Insect and bird diversity has declined in agricultural landscap
 es. The decline in the quality and quantity of habitats rich in flowers\, 
 seeds\, nesting and overwintering structures has been identified as one of
  the main causes of biodiversity loss. We have reconciled scientific knowl
 edge about habitat structures with the needs of farmers and administration
  to create measures funded under the current agro-environment programme un
 der the Common Agricultural Policy in Bavaria. Flower fallow measures have
  been widely adopted by farmers and have proven successful for a wide rang
 e of pollinator species. In contrast\, result-based payments for species r
 ich grasslands were much less accepted although they could help protect pa
 rticularly valuable habitats. The knowledge of farmers\, the governance in
  the administration and adequate advice are critical components for succes
 s. Based on past experience I will discuss pathways towards effective biod
 iversity conservation in agricultural landscapes of Bavaria under the futu
 re Common Agricultural Policy.\n&nbsp\;\n*** Invited by Thomas K&ouml\;lln
 er\, Ecological Services
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SUMMARY:Dr. Annette Freibauer\, Bavarian State Research Centre for Agricult
 ure\, Institute of Organic Farming\, Soil and Resource Management (Homepag
 e): From research to agro-environmental policy: success stories for biodiv
 ersity conservation
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