Environmental Studies and Forestry
Insect decline in forests depends on species’ traits and may be mitigated by management
M. Staab, M. M. Gossner, et al.
In a decade-long investigation, researchers including Michael Staab and Martin M. Gossner reveal alarming declines in insect populations across German forests. With notable shifts linked to non-native trees and timber harvesting, this study uncovers life-history traits that explain species-specific responses. Discover how targeted management strategies could counteract these declines.
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