Steffen Boch

This study shows beaver-engineering increases biodiversity in streams across different land-use intensities, benefiting aquatic and semi-aquatic species.

This paper introduces a framework for upscaling ecosystem services that incorporates spatial interactions, improving model predictions and reducing error in ES supply mapping.

The paper assesses how human land use affects plant functional diversity across Europe, finding lower functional richness and divergence but higher evenness in disturbed areas.

The paper evaluates Forest Europe biodiversity indicators against multitaxonomic data, finding no single indicator captures overall biodiversity, but combinations perform better.

The paper shows that slow and fast functional strategies manifest at the ecosystem level, driven by disturbance and resource availability in grassland communities.