Posters - Climate change and biodiversity: impacts and adaptation (Threats)
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Programme
| Thursday, July 9, 2026 |
| 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM |
| Poster area |
Speakers and Presentation Titles
Dr. Katherine Amorim
Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn
Thu P1 - Prioritizing areas for biodiversity conservation across realms under climate change and biological invasions
Rodolfo Anderson
La Trobe University
Thu P2 - Landscape structure mediates heat and dehydration risk under climate warming in birds
Dr. Dino Biancolini
National Research Council Of Italy - Institute of Bioeconomy
Thu P3 - Future extreme climatic events may reshape butterfly distributions across biomes in Italy
Dr. Aidan Byrne
Zoological Society Of London
Thu P4 - Wetland expansion strengthens the Congo Basin’s role as a net carbon sink
Mr. Miguel Cánibe
CSIC/EBD - Estación Biológica De Doñana
Thu P5 - A dynamic approach to integrate landscape management and climate change into long term biodiversity conservation
Mr. Guilherme Castro
Royal Holloway University of London
Thu P6 - Linking vegetation structural complexity and ecosystem resistance at the landscape scale under a changing climate
Dr. Julieta Decarre
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Thu P7 - Corridor mapping in snow leopard landscapes under future climate and land-use scenarios
Dr. Francisco Ferri-Yáñez
Universidad De Alicante & Ebd-csic
Thu P8 - Climate change shifts and scrambles semi-arid vegetation patterns of co-ocurrence
Mr. Robin Furet
CITERES UMR 7324 CNRS - University of Tours
Thu P9 - Effects of climate change and landscape quality on future distributions of European pond turtle lineages
Dr. Katie Gough
SETU
Thu P10 - Will climate change alter the distribution of pine marten on the island of Ireland?
Dr. Henry Häkkinen
ZSL Institute Of Zoology
Thu P11 - Fire, storms and floods: compound impacts of extreme climate events on European birds
Ms. Leonie Jonas
University Of Turku
Thu P12 - Resist or Accept? Climate change adaptation for Natura 2000 target species differs across EU states
Ms. Lisa Kreye
Lund University
Thu P14 - Do bird species traits explain the variability in scale-dependent responses to environmental change?
Dr. Koen Kuipers
Assistant Professor
Radboud University
Thu P15 - Influence of environmental contexts on biodiversity responses to climate change
Mr. Chengyi Liu
The Institute Of Environmental Sciences (CML), Leiden University
Thu P16 - More stopovers enable migratory waterfowl to track shifting spring green-up
Dr. Maria Lumbierres
CREAF
Thu P17 - Identifying optimal post-fire successional stages from bird responses to fire history
Dr. Beatrice Masella
Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University Of Pavia
Thu P18 - Direct and indirect effects of climatic factors on body mass in Alpine marmots (Marmota marmota)
Dr. Patrick Meirmans
Ibed, University Of Amsterdam
Thu P19 - How much genetic diversity will plant and animal populations have lost in 2090?
Ms. Inari Nousiainen
Finnish Museum of Natural History
Thu P20 - Springs are getting silent: The role of survival and productivity on demographics of European songbirds
Dr. Hana Pánková
Institute of Botany, Czech Academy of Sciences
Thu P21 - When origin matters: local adaptation and climate responses in criticaly endangered Myosotis stenophylla
Dr. Cecilia Roscetti
University Of Roma Tor Vergata
Thu P22 - Too hot to hop? Voluntary Thermal Maxima in Bufo bufo, a field approach to conservation
Mr. Dorian Rumeau
UMR 7324 Cnrs Citeres - University Of Tours
Thu P23 - Climate projections reveal species-specific vulnerability and conservation gaps among Iberian Podarcis under climate change
Dr. Neftalí Sillero
Universidade Do Porto
Thu P24 - Habitat suitability trends over time for species of global distribution
Ms. Kristin Szydlik
University Of Veterinary Medicine
Thu P25 - Colour patterns of fire salamanders across different temporal scales in the face of rising temperatures
Ms. Alice Turchi
Sapienza Università Di Roma
Thu P26 - Cetaceans under global changes: changing climate reshapes richness and dissimilarity patterns of marine cetacean communities
Mr. Lukas Van Riel
Université De Montréal
Thu P27 - Disturbance regime modulates climate-driven forest transitions in boreal-temperate ecosystems
Mr. Giorgio Zavattoni
University Of Turku
Thu P28 - Vulnerability and adaptations to climate change in EU protected areas: a Natura 2000 managers’ perspective
