Image: Landscape with dry brown forest floor. The trees are spaced out and with some green and brown leaves. It shows intact Mediterranean-type oak savanna (Tonzi Ranch), a research site of the University of California, Berkeley, whose researchers contributed to the study. The photo is thanks to Sebastian Fiedler

How to repair damaged ecosystems around the world?

Researchers found that when restoring nature even ecosystems that look similar on the surface can respond very differently to the same fix: www.uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html...

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With great joy and pride we share that our article: #Climatechange linked to #vampire #bat expansion and #rabies #virus spillover, has been ranked within the top 10% of the most viewed articles published by #Ecography in 2023. If you haven't read it yet, you can do so here: doi.org/10.1111/ecog...

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Here is an example of my ecological research on range-size patterns of Malesian flora! The paper includes >18k species, awesome plant families, island biogeography, and quantitative methods of assessing climate change risk. <3 #Dipterocarpaceae #Ericaceae #Podocarpaceae
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Regional Biomes outperform broader spatial units in capturing biodiversity responses to land‐use change Biogeographic context, such as biome type, has a critical influence on ecological resilience, as climatic and environmental conditions impact how communities respond to anthropogenic threats. For exa....

🌟new paper🌟 the first chapter of my thesis is out in #ecography ! We present #regionalbiomes as a novel spatial unit for global biodiversity monitoring frameworks 🌏 This unit could increase resolution on biodiversity trends 📈 whilst keeping data collection feasible 📋🏞 doi.org/10.1111/ecog...

How does #Ebola move from the bat species that are its natural reservoir into primate and human populations? Our latest research in #Ecography suggests that fig trees and #monkeys are a key part of the story.

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