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The hero section of the website “Biodiversity and Agricultural Management” displays a 3D representation of an agricultural landscape. This model is surrounded by sketches of various animals, including butterflies, birds, and rabbits, symbolizing the rich biodiversity in such environments.

Biodiversity and Agricultural Management

This project, realized in collaboration with multiple scientific organizations, is based on a study examining the causes of biodiversity decline. To present the findings to a broad audience in an interesting manner, we conceived and implemented an interactive storytelling experience.

Project features:

  • Interactive App
  • Science
  • Data Storytelling
Show AppBiodiversity and Agricultural Management
A graphic offering a detailed look at a bird species, the “partridge”, which is typical of agricultural landscapes. The image features a line graph showing that the population of this bird is declining over time. This compelling visual representation underscores the urgency of addressing biodiversity decline in our agricultural landscapes.
A serene scene of a golden field, under a clear, light blue sky. In the foreground, a small chunk of earth stands upright, with wheat on its top. A tractor can be seen, in the background. The accompanying text discusses the impact of intensive farming practices, on the diversity of soil types.

Key elements of the microsite include interactive data visualizations and animated 3D landscapes that we modeled and animated ourselves. Additionally, we present a catalog of suggested actions that users can sort by categories.

A scatter plot graph with color-coded data points, ranging from blue to yellow and green. The graph examines the decline of insects, a crucial aspect of biodiversity. Below the graph, a slider allows the user to choose a more precise time period for the data representation.
Three mobile phone screens, each showing a different graph related to bird habitats representing data from 1990 to 2020. The first screen discusses the Bird species of settled landscapes, while the second screen focuses on the Bird species of agricultural landscapes. The third screen showcases how it’s possible to interact with the graphics by putting your cursor over the curve, revealing the current value and year.
Four smartphone screens show a 3D model representing a tractor and a field under various angles and zoom levels.