Thomas Wrbka is affiliated with the University of Vienna in Austria. Their research primarily spans the fields of Environmental Science and Agricultural and Biological Sciences, with a significant focus on subfields such as Global and Planetary Change, Nature and Landscape Conservation, Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis, Plant Science, and Ecology.
The main topics of their work include Land Use and Ecosystem Services, Ecology, Conservation, and Geographical Studies, Urban Green Space and Health, Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management, Forest Management and Policy, Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation, and Botany and Plant Ecology Studies.
Publications by Thomas Wrbka cover various aspects of landscape services, biodiversity, and green infrastructure functionality. Notable recent papers include:
Thomas Wrbka frequently publishes in venues such as Landscape Online, Ecosystem Services, Preslia, GAIA - Ecological Perspectives for Science and Society, and Landscape Ecology.
Collaborations are evident with several coauthors, including:
Dietmar Moser;Harald G. Zechmeister;Christoph Plutzar;Norbert Sauberer
Geert R. de Snoo;Geert R. de Snoo;Irina Herzon;Henk Staats;Rob J.F. Burton
Thomas Wrbka;Karl-Heinz Erb;Niels B Schulz;Johannes Peterseil
H.G Zechmeister;I Schmitzberger;B Steurer;J Peterseil
Stefan Schindler;Kostas Poirazidis;Thomas Wrbka
R.G.H. Bunce;M.J. Metzger;R.H.G. Jongman;Jesper Brandt
Stefan Schindler;Stefan Schindler;Henrik von Wehrden;Kostas Poirazidis;Thomas Wrbka
Stefan Schindler;Stefan Schindler;Fionnuala H. O’Neill;Marianna Biró;Christian Damm
Stefan Schindler;Stefan Schindler;Zita Sebesvari;Christian Damm;Katrin Euller
Johannes Peterseil;Thomas Wrbka;Christoph Plutzar;Ingrid Schmitzberger
Geoff Groom;C.A. Mücher;Margareta Ihse;Thomas Wrbka
Anna Hermann;Sabine Schleifer;Thomas Wrbka
Helmut Haberl;Mathis Wackernagel;Thomas Wrbka
T. Wrbka;S. Schindler;M. Pollheimer;I. Schmitzberger
Christa Renetzeder;Stefan Schindler;Johannes Peterseil;Martin A. Prinz
Klaus Peter Zulka;Klaus Peter Zulka;Max Abensperg-Traun;Norbert Milasowszky;Georg Bieringer
Ülo Mander;Felix Müller;Thomas Wrbka
Michalis Tzatzanis;Thomas Wrbka;Norbert Sauberer
Stefan Schindler;Stefan Schindler;Henrik von Wehrden;Kostas Poirazidis;Wesley M. Hochachka
Stefan Schindler;Stefan Schindler;Nuno Curado;Stoyan C. Nikolov;Elzbieta Kret
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