Research

We aim to understand why some evolutionary lineages, compared to others, have been successful and contribute to a large amount of the global biodiversity pattern.

We will, for the first time, by providing real data be able to address fundamental questions about global dispersal triggers and movement in a changing world.

We use experiments, observations, and simulation models to explore patterns and processes that underlie the maintenance of biodiversity now and into the future.

We link macroecological and genetic tools to get more mechanistic insights, and improve forecast of future extinction risk.

We combine biological and human behavioral data to study what factors influence cooperation and support to conservation of habitats, species and biodiversity across borders.

Production and development interests constantly threaten the Danish nature. Our research in Denmark mainly focuses on conservation and nature management.