Sina Bohm

Sina Bohm is a researcher at the Department of Vegetation and Landscape Ecology at Wageningen University & Research. Her work focuses on plant population genetics, conservation biology, and landscape ecology, particularly in perennial herbs and pollinator dynamics.

Research Interests: She investigates how genetic variability, demographic factors, and landscape context influence the sustainability and reproductive success of herbaceous species. Her studies often integrate ecological and molecular approaches to address conservation challenges.

Key Publications: Her recent research explores genetic diversity in perennial herbs (2025), conservation strategies for gentians in fragmented habitats (2022), and pollinator interactions in forest ecosystems (2020). These studies highlight her focus on bridging ecological theory with practical conservation.

Projects: She is actively involved in the project Towards sustainable populations of herbaceous forest species - from theory to practice, pursuing a PhD under the supervision of D. Kleijn and J. Schaminee, with P. Vergeer as co-promotor.

Collaborations: Her work includes collaborations with institutions like Stichting Het Levend Archief and contributions to datasets such as the Primula Elatior population genetics resource on NCBI.