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Rasmus Revermann, Auteur ; Hans Schmid, Auteur ; Niklaus Zbinden, Auteur ; Reto Spaar, Auteur ; Boris Schroeder, AuteurOngoing monitoring in the Swiss Alps has shown that Rock Ptarmigan (Lagopus muta helvetica) has suffered a significant population decrease over the last decade and climate change has been proposed as a potential cause. In this study, we investig[...]
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Franziska Tanneberger, Auteur ; Martin Flade, Auteur ; Zydrunas Preiksa, Auteur ; Boris Schroeder, AuteurThe globally threatened Aquatic Warbler Acrocephalus paludicola is an umbrella species for fen mires and is at risk of extinction in its westernmost breeding population due to severe habitat loss. We used boosted regression trees to model Aquati[...]
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Boris Schroeder, Auteur ; Michael Rudner, Auteur ; Robert Biedermann, Auteur ; Hans Koegl, Auteur ; Michael Kleyer, AuteurWe present a landscape model to investigate the ecological consequences and costs of different management regimes in semi-natural grasslands. The model integrates dynamic abiotic conditions, management (i.e. disturbance) regime and response of m[...]
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Daniel Mueller, Auteur ; Boris Schroeder, Auteur ; Joerg Mueller, AuteurThe Hazel Grouse Bonasa bonasia is strongly affected by forest dynamics, and populations in many areas within Europe are declining. As a result of the 'wilding' concept implemented in the National Park Bavarian Forest, this area is one of the re[...]
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Joern Buse, Auteur ; Boris Schroeder, Auteur ; Thorsten Assmann, AuteurSaproxylic insects are characterised by their exceptional diversity and high proportion of threatened species. No recent studies have demonstrated the validity of habitat suitability analysis for scientifically based habitat management for these[...]
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Jens von dem Bussche, Auteur ; Reto Spaar, Auteur ; Hans Schmid, Auteur ; Boris Schroeder, AuteurWe present here a multiscale modelling approach to predict the current and future spatial distribution of Ring Ouzel (Turdus torquatus) and Blackbird (T. merula) in Switzerland. Species distribution models (SDMs) are applied on three different s[...]
