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Aitor Ameztegui
Affiliated (M)
PROGRAM / Multifunctional forest management
LINE / Forest Functioning & Dynamics
Aitor is a Forestry Engineer from the University of Valladolid, and holds a PhD in Forest Sciences from the University of Lleida (2013). He is currently a Serra-Húnter Associate Professor at the Department of Agricultural and Forestry Science and Engineering at the University of Lleida. His research focuses on understanding how the interactions between human activity and environmental changes determine the functioning and dynamics of forests. He is particularly interested in (i) assessing land use legacies and how they affect forest dynamics and their ability to respond to the challenges of climate change; and (ii) the use of simulation models to inform forest management and decision-making. Its ultimate goal is to help decision-makers anticipate the impacts of global change by implementing appropriate adaptive management strategies based on the best available science.
Keywords
Spatial ecologyClimate scenariosModeling / SimulationsDroughtEcosystem services
Latest Publications
- Ameztegui, A., Coll, Ll., De Cáceres, M., Morán-Ordóñez, A. (2024). Disturbance impacts on Mediterranean forests across climate and management scenarios. Journal of Environmental Management
- Coello J, Pique M, Rovira P, Fuentes C, Ameztegui A (2018). Combining innovative mulches and soil conditioners in mountain afforestation with ash (Fraxinus excelsior L.) in the Pyrenees (NE Spain). Forest Systems
- Ameztegui A, Solarik KA, Parkins JR, Houle D, Messier C, Gravel D (2018). Perceptions of climate change across the Canadian forest sector: The key factors of institutional and geographical environment. PLoS ONE
- Sanchez-Pinillos M, Ameztegui A, Kitzberger T, Coll L (2018). Relative size to resprouters determines post-fire recruitment of non-serotinous pines. Forest Ecology and Management
- Coello J, Ameztegui A, Rovira P, Fuentes C, Piqué M (2018). Innovative soil conditioners and mulches for forest restoration in semiarid conditions in northeast Spain. Ecological Engineering