Research subject Climate and Biodiversity

A multitrophic microbial and insect food web on oak

Climate adaptations for forest biodiversity:

Identifying refugia for retreating cold-favouring species

Climate change mitigation capacity of Swedish coastal seascapes

Global climate change mitigation through the preservation of natural biological carbon sinks is of the highest importance to face the threats to our planet but poses ample challenges for society, governments and policy makers around the world.

Climate change mitigation capacity of the Baltic coastal seascape:

identification of hotspot environments for coastal blue carbon sequestration and guidance for sustainable management of the Baltic coastal landscapes under global change (CLIM-SCAPE)

Consolidating Research and Analytical Capacity in Fisheries and Aquaculture Technology:

for Food Security, Adapting to Climate Change, Sustainable Resource Management and Inclusive Development

Constructed and natural wetlands as reservoirs for arthropod diversity in agricultural landscapes:

Tradeoffs and synergies in relation to other wetland ecosystem services

Ecosystem mapping in the Central Arctic Ocean

The marine ecosystem around the North Pole, the Central Arctic Ocean (CAO), is in fast transition from a permanently to a seasonally ice-covered ocean as a result of global warming. The sea-ice loss will enable summer access to the CAO for non-icebreaking ships, including fishery vessels, in the near future and this project is assessing the impact.

Effects of extreme drought on forest understory plants

In this study, we are looking at how extreme weather events (in particular droughts) affect forest biodiversity.

How does meltwater affect marine microbial metabolic diversity, production and nutrient cycling?

- a study in the Central Arctic Ocean

The Insect Biome Atlas

The relationship between climate, biodiversity, coffee diseases and yield

Water use, water quality/quantity and biodiversity across landscapes:

Synergies and trade-offs in an era of climate change and modernization.