Nele Hansohm studied Sustainable Agriculture (BSc) at Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences in Kleve and Organic Agriculture (MSc) at the University of Kassel. She completed her master's thesis at the end of 2024 in the group for social-ecological interactions in agricultural systems, where she used the example of the district of Göttingen and a qualitative content analysis to investigate the extent to which criteria for an integrated landscape approach are represented in political strategies. During her master's degree, she worked on farms, in the field of social-ecological interactions in agricultural systems, at BUND and most recently in an environmental planning office, where she got to know different perspectives on land (management) and nature conservation (planning). Since January 2025, she has been supporting the department with tasks related to project management and science communication.