Browsing Doctoral theses (MINA) by Author "Eldegard, Katrine"
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The conservation value of power-line clearings for native insect-pollinated plants and wild bees in boreal forest landscapes
Steinert, Mari (PhD Thesis;2020:31, Doctoral thesis, 2020)Worldwide declines in wild pollinators are threatening the provision of vital pollination functions and services to both native plant communities and crops. Habitat loss due to human land use changes is identified as one ... -
Crop pollination by insects in small-scale agroforestry farming in Tanzania
Sawe, Thomas Corodius (PhD Thesis;2019:101, Doctoral thesis, 2019)Context. The decline of pollinating insects worldwide threatens pollination services for wild angiosperms and important food crops. The importance of insect pollination services for food production has been documented for ... -
Drivers of bat activity and habitat use in boreal forest
McKay, Reed April (PhD thesis;2024:29, Doctoral thesis, 2024)Bat species in Fennoscandia make up approximately 20% of the terrestrial mammal wildlife and are all reliant on forest habitats to some extent throughout their annual cycle. However, there is a lack of knowledge on ecological ... -
An ecological and socio-economical study of a locally endangered tree species, Olea europaea subsp. cuspidata, in a dry Afromontane forest
Wegasie, Mekdes Ourge (PhD Thesis;2018:94, Doctoral thesis, 2018)Afromontane forests are found in the tropics and are often threatened because of land use changes. These forests have various types of multipurpose tree species that provide different services to the local communities. ...