Pernilla Borgström

Pernilla Borgström serves as a Project Coordinator and Researcher at the Centre for Environmental and Climate Science (CEC), Lund University. Her work focuses on biodiversity conservation, nitrogen eutrophication impacts, and sustainable land use practices in agricultural and forestry systems.

• PhD in Ecology from Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU)
• Active in UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to environmental sciences
• Collaborates with institutions like Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, LU Land, and County Administration Board of Skåne

Her research explores ecological interactions with emphasis on:

• Nitrogen eutrophication effects on ecosystems
• Insect roles in ecological responses
• Wild pollinator conservation strategies
• Policy-relevant ecological synthesis

Recent publications highlight her expertise in soil-plant systems, herbivory dynamics, and pollinator studies across agricultural landscapes. She contributes to projects like ForestPath, SAFEGUARD, and Nature-based solutions at the climate-biodiversity-health nexus.