
The Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB) is a leading research institution dedicated to understanding inland waters. As part of the prestigious Leibniz Association, it integrates internationally leading basic and applied research to address critical environmental challenges like biodiversity, ecosystem services, and global change. The IGB contributes significantly to sustainable water management, utilizing advanced infrastructure such as the IGB LakeLab and AI-supported analysis. It fosters scientific advancement and offers comprehensive career development opportunities.
Clean Water & Sanitation
Strengthening sustainable freshwater management through research
The Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB) researches the structure and function of inland waters to ensure their sustainable use and protection. The organization's findings provide crucial insights for future-proof water management practices.
Life on Land
Protecting biodiversity and ecosystem services in inland waters
The IGB investigates the biodiversity and ecosystem services of inland waters. The institute advocates for the protection and sustainable use of these ecosystems, which are closely linked to terrestrial habitats.
Climate Action
Researching global change impacts on aquatic ecosystems
IGB's research focuses on the responses of inland waters to global changes, including climate change. This work contributes to developing adaptation strategies for aquatic ecosystems and strengthening their resilience.
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