Giacomo Mei welcomed as a subject editor at Nature Conservation

Giacomo Mei has joined the editorial team of Nature Conservation. Based in Bolzano, Italy, he is a researcher specialising in vegetation ecology, forest management, and biodiversity conservation.

His research focuses on plant and habitat conservation, the effects of forest management practices, and habitat monitoring. He has contributed to advancing the chorology of habitats and plant species, providing new data and perspectives to support biodiversity research and conservation efforts.

A significant part of his work is dedicated to soil ecology and the relationships between soil and vegetation. By studying how forest management, natural dynamics, and environmental gradients influence these interactions, he has provided valuable insights into ecosystem functioning, habitat resilience, and biodiversity preservation.

"I am truly excited to join the editorial team at Nature Conservation! This journal is a dynamic and essential platform for advancing research in biodiversity conservation, bringing together diverse taxa, ecosystems, and pressing environmental challenges. It’s both an honor and a privilege to contribute to its mission, fostering ecological science and promoting the preservation of habitats for future generations."

Find out more about Giacomo and his work by visiting his ResearchGate profile or other professional platforms.