Natasha Granville
@natashagranville.bsky.social
PhD student at Imperial College London, researching macroecological variation in biodiversity responses to land-use change.
New paper!
We find that bird populations located near their species' range edges are more sensitive to changes in forest cover.🌳
But not all range edges are equal – soft (inland) range edges amplify sensitivity more than hard (coastal) edges.
doi.org/10.1111/geb....
We find that bird populations located near their species' range edges are more sensitive to changes in forest cover.🌳
But not all range edges are equal – soft (inland) range edges amplify sensitivity more than hard (coastal) edges.
doi.org/10.1111/geb....
Soft Range Limits Shape Sensitivity to Forest Cover More Strongly Than Hard Range Limits
Aim Land-use change is a major threat to biodiversity, yet there remains considerable unexplained variation in how it affects different populations of the same species. Here, we examine how sensitiv...
doi.org
November 30, 2025 at 11:33 AM
New paper!
We find that bird populations located near their species' range edges are more sensitive to changes in forest cover.🌳
But not all range edges are equal – soft (inland) range edges amplify sensitivity more than hard (coastal) edges.
doi.org/10.1111/geb....
We find that bird populations located near their species' range edges are more sensitive to changes in forest cover.🌳
But not all range edges are equal – soft (inland) range edges amplify sensitivity more than hard (coastal) edges.
doi.org/10.1111/geb....