Linking Anthropogenic Stressors to Biodiversity Change in Freshwater Ecosystems
We
investigate the impacts of multiple anthropogenic stressors, such as
wastewater treatment plant effluents and land use intensity, on
freshwater invertebrate communities. Our research focuses on how
community composition and functional structure shift along gradients of
environmental stress and how these changes change over time. By
integrating temporal and spatial perspectives, we aim to understand the
mechanisms driving community responses to human pressures and their
implications for ecosystem health.
