Fauna is highly abundant and diverse in soils worldwide, but surprisingly little is known
about how it affects soil organic matter stabilization. Here, we review how the ecological …

Climate change and land use intensification are the two most common global change
drivers of biodiversity loss. Like other organisms, the soil meso-fauna are expected to modify …

Progressing climate change and intensified land‐use exert unprecedented pressures on soil
microbial communities, thus endangering the essential ecosystem functions they provide …

Abstract In Central Europe, summer droughts are increasing in frequency which threatens
production and biodiversity in agroecosystems. The potential of different farming systems to …

The impacts of climate change on biodiversity can be modulated by other changing
environmental conditions (eg induced by land‐use change). The potential interactive effects …

Collembolans are one of the most diverse and abundant group of soil invertebrates. Recent
studies have shown anthropogenic climate warming to alter Collembola diversity and …

Global change drivers, such as climate change and land use, may profoundly influence
body size, density, and biomass of soil organisms. However, it is still unclear how these …

Climate warming is often more detrimental to large body sized organisms than small body
sized organisms. Yet, how such differential effects of warming at organismal levels affect …

Land-use and climate change are two of the key forces driving soil organisms' activity and
thus the ecosystem functions they provide. However, potential interactive effects of climate …

Diversity and community composition of earthworms, key drivers of ecosystem functions, are
increasingly threatened by global change, including climate and land-use change. However …