Feline Peters

Feline Peters is a researcher at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), holding dual affiliation with the Institute of Soil Research and the Institute of Botany within the Department of Ecosystem Management, Climate and Biodiversity.

Her research focuses on plant ecology, particularly examining how functional traits influence changes in alpine plant abundance. This work sits at the intersection of soil science and botanical studies, investigating environmental factors affecting plant communities in mountain ecosystems.

Her most significant recent contribution is the 2023 publication 'Can functional traits help explain changes in alpine plant abundance?' which was presented at the 24th Conference of the Austrian Society of Plant Biology. This research represents important work in understanding vegetation dynamics in alpine regions.

As a researcher with active publications and conference presentations, Peters contributes to the scientific understanding of how plant functional characteristics relate to population changes in sensitive alpine environments.