David G. Angeler is affiliated with the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Sweden. Their research primarily centers on environmental science, with a focus on global and planetary change, ecology, and nature and landscape conservation.
The scientist has contributed to a range of topics including ecosystem dynamics and resilience, sustainability and climate change governance, aquatic ecosystems and phytoplankton dynamics, fish ecology and management studies, land use and ecosystem services, ecology and vegetation dynamics, and marine and coastal ecosystems.
David G. Angeler's recent scholarly contributions include:
Their frequent coauthors include Craig R. Allen, Richard K. Johnson, Ahjond S. Garmestani, Dirac Twidwell, and Lance Gunderson.
David G. Angeler has published frequently in the following venues:
Craig R. Allen;David G. Angeler;Ahjond S. Garmestani;Lance H. Gunderson
Brian C Chaffin;Ahjond S Garmestani;Lance H Gunderson;Melinda Harm Benson
David G. Angeler;Craig R. Allen
Jani Heino;Janne Alahuhta;Luis Mauricio Bini;Yongjiu Cai
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Craig R. Allen;David G. Angeler;Graeme S. Cumming;Carl Folke;Carl Folke
Miguel Alvarez Cobelas;Carmen Rojo;David G. Angeler
Jani Heino;Adriano Sanches Melo;Luis Mauricio Bini;Florian Altermatt;Florian Altermatt
David G. Angeler;Salvador Sánchez-Carrillo;Gregorio García;Miguel Alvarez-Cobelas
M. Alvarez-Cobelas;D.G. Angeler;S. Sánchez-Carrillo
M. Alvarez-Cobelas;D. G. Angeler;S. Sánchez-Carrillo;G. Almendros
David G. Angeler
Kirsty L. Nash;Craig R. Allen;David G. Angeler;Chris Barichievy;Chris Barichievy
Salvador Sánchez-Carrillo;David G. Angeler;Raquel Sánchez-Andrés;Raquel Sánchez-Andrés;Miguel Alvarez-Cobelas
L. Rist;A. Felton;M. Nyström;Max Troell
Emma Göthe;David G. Angeler;Leonard Sandin
David G. Angeler;Miguel Álvarez-Cobelas;Salvador Sánchez-Carrillo;Maria A. Rodrigo
Didier L. Baho;Craig R. Allen;Ahjond S. Garmestani;Hannah B. Fried-Petersen
David G. Angeler;Craig R. Allen;Hannah E. Birgé;Stina Drakare
Amelie Truchy;David G. Angeler;Ryan A. Sponseller;Richard K. Johnson
Emma Göthe;David G. Angeler;Steffi Gottschalk;Stefan Löfgren
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