Senior researcher
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Bernat Claramunt López

I am a Doctor and researcher at CREAF and a lecturer of Ecology at the Department of Plant Biology, Animal Biology and Ecology of the Autonomous University of Barcelona.During my scientific career, I have worked in various fields of forest and animal ecology, in arid and semi-arid systems around the world, and in mountain communities, where I have focused my activities for the last decade, leading and participating in projects related to the effects that global change may have on the mountain natural communities and how the humans affect them.
MtnLab | Research and development of mountain systems
Office: C5b/016
Recommended links
BioSphera - Citizen science for the Natural and Cultural Heritage monitoring
NEMOR: Network for Mountain Research

I am a Doctor and researcher at CREAF and a lecturer of Ecology at the Department of Plant Biology, Animal Biology and Ecology of the Autonomous University of Barcelona.

During my scientific career, I have worked in various fields of forest and animal ecology, in arid and semi-arid systems around the world, and in mountain communities, where I have focused my activities for the last decade, leading and participating in projects related to the effects that global change may have on the mountain natural communities and how the humans affect them.

My work is lately focused on the strategies for a sustainable development of mountain social-ecological systems, i.e. taking a holistic approach that includes not only the natural components of a region, but also its social and economic context. I was part of the Scientific Committee of the Pyrenean Observatory of Climate Change (OPCC, Biodiversity Action) until 2014, and was an active member of the European Mountain Research Advocacy Network of the Mountain Research Initiative (MRI) until 2016. I am currently a member of the Advisory Board of the Pyrenean Observatory of Climate Change (OPCC), a member of the Board of Directors of Euromontana, and founding member and coordinator of the Network for European Mountain Research (NEMOR).


 

Ha participat en:

Project / Initiative
Active

BIOCONS

Biodiversity Conservation Under Global Change

Biogeografia funcional
Research group
Active

Functional Biogeography

Terrestrial ecosystems response to environmental changes and gradients

mountainlab
Research group
Regional projects
Active

MountainLab (MtnLab)

Research and development of mountain systems

Últimes publicacions:

2023 | Journal Article

(ca) - Understanding the Coleoptera community at the tree-line using taxonomic and functional guild approaches,(en) - Understanding the Coleoptera community at the tree-line using taxonomic and functional guild approaches,Understanding the Coleoptera community at the tree-line using taxonomic and functional guild approaches

Bookwalter, Jamie Dinkins; Caballero-López, Berta; Molowny-Horas, Roberto; Claramunt-López, Bernat

(ca) - Understanding the Coleoptera community at the tree-line using taxonomic and functional guild approaches,(en) - Understanding the Coleoptera community at the tree-line using taxonomic and functional guild approaches,Understanding the Coleoptera community at the tree-line using taxonomic and functional guild approaches. 669-680

2023 | Journal Article

(ca) - Fecal matters,Fecal matters: implementing classical Coleoptera species lists with metabarcoding data from passerine bird feces

Bookwalter, J;Mohamed Niyas, Afaq ;Caballero, Berta;Villari, Caterina;Claramunt Lopez, Bernat

(ca) - Fecal matters,Fecal matters: implementing classical Coleoptera species lists with metabarcoding data from passerine bird feces. 557-569

2023 | Journal Article

DNA metabarcoding Passerine bird feces at tree-line uncovers little intra- and inter-species dietary overlap,(ca) - DNA metabarcoding Passerine bird feces at tree-line uncovers little intra- and inter-species dietary overlap

Bookwalter, J;Mohamed Niyas, Afaq ;Caballero, Berta;Villari, Caterina;Marco, Jana;Burgas, Albert ;Ferrandiz Rovira, Mariona;Claramunt Lopez, Bernat

DNA metabarcoding Passerine bird feces at tree-line uncovers little intra- and inter-species dietary overlap,(ca) - DNA metabarcoding Passerine bird feces at tree-line uncovers little intra- and inter-species dietary overlap. 147-157

2022 | Journal Article

Correction to: A questionnaire‑based investigation to explore the social and legal implications derived from the use of camera traps for wildlife monitoring and conservation (European Journal of Wildlife Research, (2022), 68, 4, (44), 10.1007/s10344-022-01593-8)

Franchini, M.; Rullman, S.; Claramunt‑López, B.

Correction to: A questionnaire‑based investigation to explore the social and legal implications derived from the use of camera traps for wildlife monitoring and conservation (European Journal of Wildlife Research, (2022), 68, 4, (44), 10.1007/s10344-022-01593-8). 67-