Faunistischer Vergleich von Intensiv- und ExtensivweidenDefinition of the problem: In Switzerland, we can state a trend that farmer convert meadows more and more to pastures. What could be the consequences for biodiversity? Project aims: Find out in what way biodiversity differs in newly established low-input pastures from high-input pastures. Analysis of the succession within the first six years. Methodology: Analysis of indicator groups in paired pastures – low-input and high input pasture – using pit-fall traps. Low-input pastures were newly established with different elements (trees, bushes and structural elements) Results, conclusion, state of the art: Communities found in low-input meadows were developing differently than in high-input meadows and were more rich in species. Biodiversity and ecosystem servicesProject description