Antti Eloranta
Research environment: freshwaters (including wetlands), mountain/fell, urban
Taxonomic group of interest: crustaceans, fish
Field of research: applied and restoration ecology, biodiversity and ecosystem functioning, community ecology, conservation biology, functional ecology and food webs, human-nature relationships, movement ecology, population ecology
Land use under investigation: drainage, urbanisation
Anthropogenic impact under investigation: climate change, habitat modifications, invasive species, population changes and species decline
I am an aquatic ecologist studying fish populations and lake food webs, with a primary focus on the trophic ecology of salmonids in subarctic lakes. I have used stable isotope analyses and space-for-time modelling to study how e.g. lake morphometry, productivity, climatic conditions, community composition and human impacts, such as hydropower-induced water level regulation and species' introductions, affect native fish species and the structure and function of lake food webs. Moreover, I have studied the environmental issues associated with migration barriers in river networks in Norway and Finland. Links of interest: https://sites.google.com/view/antti-p-eloranta https://www.jyu.fi/science/en/bioenv/research/natural-resources-and-environment/coldwebs |
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