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Intern Théo Louis (GINR, AgroParisTech)
What drives arctic herbivore diverstiy at the local scale?
What drives arctic herbivore diverstiy at the local scale?
Théo helps us with a varaiety of tasks, including retrieving remote sensing environmental layers and on analyzing data from a circumpolar herbivory monitoring program, part of the Tundra Exclosure Network (TexNet), addressing how plant biomass and nutrients drive herbivore diversity at local scale.
Supervision: Mathilde Le Moullec (GINR)
MSc-student Amelia Keilbach (GINR, Umeå University)
Characteristics of calving sites in west Greenland caribou
Characteristics of calving sites in west Greenland caribou
Amelia is using telemetry and field data to investigate the landscape characteristics of calving and post-calving areas used by caribou in the Kangerlussuaq-Sisimuit management area.
Supervision: Mathilde Le Moullec (GINR), Gesche Blume-Werry (UMU)
@ Laura Barbero Palacios
PhD-candidate Laura Barbero Palacios (GINR)
Spatial patterns of plant-herbivore feedback in Greenland
Spatial patterns of plant-herbivore feedback in Greenland
Laura is an arctic ecologist interested in the effect of herbivores on tundra ecosystems. Her research focuses on plant-herbivore interactions at a landscape scale, as well as population dynamics and habitat use. She is also interested in the role herbivores play in nutrient cycling and in trophic rewilding. Additionally, she is a talented scientific illustrator!
Supervision: Mathilde Le Moullec (GINR), Aline M. Lee (NTNU), Anne Loison (USMB), Ivar Herfindal (NTNU)
@ Aurélien Grange
MSc-student Aurélien Grange (GINR, USMB)
Diet variation in Greenlandic caribou with consequences on body condition
Diet variation in Greenlandic caribou with consequences on body condition
Supervision: Mathilde Le Moullec (GINR).
MSc-student Arthur Grand (GINR, USMB)
Effects of warmer and rainier arctic winters on plant nutrients, controlled for induced changes in phenology
Effects of warmer and rainier arctic winters on plant nutrients, controlled for induced changes in phenology
Supervision: Mathilde Le Moullec (GINR)
PhD-candidate Maud Therrien (Guelph University)
Drivers of dispersal in wild reindeer
Drivers of dispersal in wild reindeer
Supervision: John Fryxell (Guelph University), Larissa Beumer (UNIS), Mathilde Le Moullec (GINR).
MSc-student Marcus F. Gran (NTNU)
Investigating observer error is sex-age classification of Svalbard reindeer
Supervision: Aline M. Lee (NTNU), Brage B. Hansen (NINA), Mathilde Le Moullec (GINR).
Graduated MSc-students:
2024. Aurelien Grange (USMB, GINR) “Diet variation in Greenlandic caribou with consequences on body condition.”
2024. Arthur Grand (USMB, GINR) “Effects of warmer and rainier arctic winters on a deciduous shrub (Salix polaris) nutrients’ content”.
2022 – 2023 Saria Sato Bajracharya (NTNU, Erasmus +) "Exploring 4000 Years of Mercury Variation in the Antlers of Svalbard Reindeer in the High Arctic".
2021 – 2022 Lia Lechler (Edinburg University) “Large-scale effects of warmer and rainier arctic winters captured from remote-sensing vegetation productivity maps”.
2021 – 2022 Halvor Røssum (NTNU) “Effects of warmer and rainier arctic winters on above and below-ground tundra vegetation biomass”.
2021 – 2022 Iselin Helløy (NTNU) “Effects of warmer and rainier arctic winters: energy allocation trade-offs between shoot growth and reproduction in two contrasting high-arctic shrubs”.
2020 – 2021 Jan-Philip Detempel (UNIS and Free University of Berlin) “Effects of warmer and rainier arctic winters on a widespread herb: Bistorta vivipara”.
2018 – 2019 Anna-Lena Hendel (University of Bayreuth, Germany) "Effects of rain-on-snow and basal ice on seasonal NDVI in High Arctic Svalbard: a multi-scale approach".
2018 – 2019 Kristine Valøen (NTNU) "Stochastic rain events increase NDVI through moss water content: a High-Arctic field experiment".https://ntnuopen.ntnu.no/ntnu-xmlui/handle/11250/2618095
2015 – 2017 Lisa Sandal (NTNU) "Spatiotemporal patterns of plant growth in a warming high Arctic: insights from dendrochronology of Salix polaris".
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