Jaakko Ilvonen
Research environment: freshwaters (including wetlands), forest, grassland, peatland
Taxonomic group of interest: amphibians, arachnids, birds, bryophytes, insects, lichens, mammals, reptiles
Field of research: applied and restoration ecology, behavioural ecology, biodiversity governance, biodiversity and ecosystem functioning, conservation biology, economics of biodiversity, ecosystem services, ecosystem and species monitoring, evolutionary ecology, human-nature relationships, human-wildlife conflicts, landscape ecology, phylogeny, population ecology
Land use under investigation: forestry, tourism
Anthropogenic impact under investigation: population changes and species decline
I am a highly motivated and inquisitive biologist with a PhD in ecology. I am passionate with issues related to ecology, nature and environment. Currently my interests are biodiversity loss, ecosystem restoration (especially forests and semi-natural grasslands), ecological interactions, conservation biology, urban ecology and development, host-parasite interactions and insect ecology (especially damselflies & dragonflies). I am particularly fond of international projects and collaborations that deal with nature protection and ecosystem/biodiversity loss. Link of interest: https://www.utu.fi/fi/ajankohtaista/vaitos/sudenkorennon-koko-vaikuttaa-sen-loisten-maaraan-vaitos-msc-jaakko-ilvonen |
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