Biodiversa Joint Research Call 2026-2027 on "Novel ecosystems: biodiversity, socio-ecological consequences and future trajectories (BiodivFuture)"
Looking for :
a project to join
Contact details
PhD Bjarke Madsen
bjarke@futuregrounds.dk
0000-0002-4490-8710
Private
Denmark
FutureGrounds
www.futuregrounds.dk
+4542798446
I am looking
for a project to join
Field of expertise: Vegetation ecology, biodiversity monitoring and ecological change, with a focus on long-term and trajectory-based approaches.
Main skills: • Long-term vegetation and biodiversity monitoring in dynamic landscapes • Drone-based remote sensing, LiDAR and vegetation structure • Ecological data integration and quantitative analysis • Project management and interdisciplinary coordination
Ecologist with PhD in biodiversity and with experience in permanent-plot monitoring, restoration and rewilding contexts, field methodology, remote sensing and integration of multi-source ecological data. Particularly interested in detecting and interpreting ecological trajectories, structural and compositional change, and emerging ecosystem states.
FutureGrounds is particularly interested in projects under Themes A and B that examine how ecological communities, structure and functioning change through time, how ecological transitions can be detected and interpreted, and how monitoring can support decisions under uncertain and non-linear ecosystem change.
I can contribute to project design and work packages involving long-term vegetation and biodiversity monitoring, field surveys and ground-truthing, drone-based observations, LiDAR-based ecosystem structure, multi-method monitoring, integration of historical and contemporary ecological datasets, and analysis of ecological trajectories.
I am also interested in temporal aspects of ecosystem change, including seasonal and phenological dynamics, interannual variability and longer-term trajectories, and in how the timing and frequency of observations may influence our interpretation of ecosystem state and functioning.
More broadly, I am interested in projects linking research with real-world restoration, rewilding or landscape management, where ecological observations can be translated into actionable indicators of ecosystem direction, resilience and emerging ecological states. FutureGrounds can also contribute as a bridge between academic research and practical implementation with land managers and conservation practitioners.