Hilke Schröder-Rühmkorf

Dr. Hilke Schröder-Rühmkorf is a Researcher at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Landscape Architecture, Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences, specializing in ecology and conservation biology. She focuses on green infrastructure, ecological networks, and the impacts of agricultural practices on biodiversity. Her work includes projects like 'E+E Grüne Infrastruktur in ländlichen Regionen' and 'Wiedervernetzung Bahntrassen.' She holds a PhD from Leibniz University Hannover, with research on energy crop impacts on avifauna and landscapes. Key contributions include studies on railway corridor rewilding, cross-border ecological planning, and biofuel agriculture effects on birds.

Her research spans ecosystem management, climate adaptation strategies, and policy frameworks for protected areas. She collaborates on initiatives like the National Action Plan for Protected Areas (Germany) and has published widely in journals like 'Natur und Landschaft' and 'Basic and Applied Ecology.'