Research group NG| Historical grassland ecology
Past and present grasslands influence plant species richness and diversity
Historical grassland
We investigate how past and present landscape patterns influence present plant populations and diversity in grasslands and associated habitats. Specific landscape patterns are habitat size, connectivity, fragmentation, habitat amount and how people and livestock use the landscape. We use a wide range of data such as historical maps and historical data, GIS, field inventories and experiment together with analyses of plant communities and traits, dispersal processes, landscape genetics and populations size. Our fundamental and applied research will help to protect and restore grassland biodiversity for the future.
Group members
Group managers
Sara Cousins
Professor of Physical Geography
Regina Lindborg
Professor of Geography
Members
Sara Cousins
Professor of Physical Geography
Victor Eriksson
PhD student
Jessica Lindgren
Research engineer
Rozália Kapás
Senior Lecturer
Regina Lindborg
Professor of Geography
Lukas Rimondini Giorgini
PhD student