The Chair of Computational Landscape Ecology investigates the effects of changes in land use and landscape structure on biodiversity, ecosystem functions and services. For this purpose, we combine a wide range of methods such as field studies, ecological and biogeographical modelling, remote sensing, applied (geo)statistics and Machine/Deep Learning. Our research aims at a better understanding and improved modelling of functional relationships in landscapes, but is also closely related to applied questions of resource management and nature conservation.