Florian Weidinger

Florian Weidinger is a researcher at the Institute of Social Ecology within the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). He holds an M.Sc. in Social Ecology from Alpen Adria University, Klagenfurt, and a Bachelor’s in Earth Sciences from the University of Vienna.

• Research Focus: Land use impacts, climate change adaptation, pollinator conservation, and sustainable agriculture.
• Projects: Key contributions to FWF and EU-funded initiatives, including the EO AFRICA data cube project and wildfire-forest carbon dynamics.

Recent Publications highlight interdisciplinary analyses of land-use intensity, pollinator resilience, and climate scenarios. His work integrates environmental science with socioeconomic modeling, emphasizing data-driven sustainability frameworks.

Presentations at international conferences (e.g., 10th International Degrowth Conference) underscore his engagement with climate policy and land-use challenges.