Regina Lindborg

Regina Lindborg is a Professor of Geography at Stockholm University's Department of Physical Geography. Her research bridges landscape ecology, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable land management through interdisciplinary collaborations with economists and human geographers.

• Focus areas: Semi-natural grasslands, climate change impacts, wetland ecosystems
• Key projects: Cross-continental studies in Tanzania, Fennoscandian grazing systems analysis

Her work demonstrates critical trade-offs between agricultural intensification and biodiversity preservation, with specific emphasis on nutrient transfer dynamics through grazing animals. Systematic reviews of global literature reveal knowledge gaps in long-term ecological impacts of management interventions.

Recent publications analyze:

• Soil carbon sequestration in converted croplands
• Temperature response gradients in wetland flora
• Multi-taxa functional diversity in woody pastures
• Social-ecological feedbacks in smallholder farming systems

Her research methodology integrates field experiments (e.g., temperature manipulation chambers), large-scale chronosequence analysis, and stakeholder interviews to inform evidence-based policy.