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• Forest restoration benefits common and rare wood-decomposing fungi with a delay 

  Komonen, Atte; Junninen, Kaisa; Kotiaho, Janne S.; Elo, Merja (Elsevier, 2024)

  Decline in the amount of dead wood deteriorates habitats for saproxylic organisms globally. This could be compensated by restoration, but it is poorly understood how created dead wood corresponds to the habitat requirements ...

• Predicting valuable forest habitats using an indicator species for biodiversity 

  Björklund, Heidi; Parkkinen, Anssi; Hakkari, Tomi; Heikkinen, Risto K.; Virkkala, Raimo; Lensu, Anssi (Elsevier, 2020)

  Intensive management of boreal forests impairs forest biodiversity and species of old-growth forest. Effective measures to support biodiversity require detection of locations valuable for conservation. We applied species ...

• Global warming, forest biodiversity and conservation strategies in boreal landscapes 

  Mazziotta, Adriano (University of Jyväskylä, 2014)

• Understanding the impacts of forest management and climate change on habitat suitability of deadwood associated species 

  Ekman, Ellinoora (2021)

  Suomessa noin 25% metsälajeista on riippuvaisia lahopuusta. Moni näistä lajeista on harvinaistunut intensiivisten metsänhoitotoimien takia. Lisäksi, yksi suurimmista tulevaisuuden uhista boreaalisille ekosysteemeille on ...

• Biotic homogenization of forest bird communities under human influence 

  Häkkilä, Matti (University of Jyväskylä, 2018)

  Human actions impact biodiversity worldwide. Specialist species are particularly sensitive to environmental degradation whereas generalists may even benefit from habitat changes. As a consequence, specialists are ...