BiodiversaConservation Ecology · LiU

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Research output · 2023 — 2026 (111)
Peer-reviewed research from the Conservation Ecology Group at Linköping University — biodiversity, land-use change, insects and conservation strategy.
2026
Biological Conservation
A 30-year population decline of a threatened forest orchid associated with old growth forests
Victor Johansson
Nicklas Jansson
Karl-Olof Bergman
Intensive forestry practices have transformed boreal forest landscapes, with profound consequences for biodiversity. Species dependent on old-growth forest characteristics are particularly vulnerable to habitat loss and structural simplification.
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Figure 1 from: A 30-year population decline of a threatened forest orchid associated with old growth forests
2026
Peer-reviewed article
Taxonomic and methodological biases in saproxylic beetles: Body size, trophic group and detection probability
Markus Franzén
Nicklas Jansson
Mustafa Avci
Antoine Brin
Hervé Brustel
Jan Budka
Jörn Buse
Giuseppe Carpaneto
Stefano Chiari
Lukáš Čížek
Mustafa Coşkun
Jeremy Dagley
Peter M. Hammond
Estefanía Micó
Tuba Öncül Abacigil
Tomáš Pavlíček
Jiří Schlaghamerský
Pavel Šebek
Anne Sverdrup-Thygeson
Sakin Vural Varli
Lars Westerberg
Inge Wilde
Agnese Zauli
Per Milberg
Insect Conservation and Diversity
DOI: 10.1111/icad.70122