Maria Triviño De La Cal

Maria Triviño De La Cal

Senior Researcher
Unit
Faculty of Mathematics and Science
Department / Division
Department of Biological and Environmental Science
Room number
YA C320.1
Email
maria.m.trivino-delacal@jyu.fi
Mobile
+358408054735
Postal address
Survontie 9
Fields of science
119 Other natural sciences

Biography

University Researcher at the University of Jyväskylä with expertise in forest ecology, biodiversity conservation, ecosystem services, social-ecological systems, species distribution modelling, and ecological modelling. My work focuses on understanding and predicting ecological patterns and human–nature interactions to support evidence-based conservation and sustainable forest management.

Research interests

My research focuses on how forests can provide multiple benefits, including biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services. I use ecological modelling and species distribution models to understand forest multifunctionality and support evidence-based conservation and management.

Publications

Publication
2026

Identifying indicators of social-ecological adaptive capacity to forest disturbances in Europe

Environmental and Sustainability Indicators.
Lecina-Diaz, Judit
Lloret, Francisco
Triviño, María
Stritih, Ana
Hochholzer, Kilian
Mohr, Johannes S.
Mazón, Miguel Muñoz
Coll, Lluís
Dressel, Sabrina
Fustel, Teresa
Hlásny, Tomáš
Honkaniemi, Juha
Lindner, Marcus
Millington, James D.A.
Menor, Imma Oliveras
Piqué, Míriam
Potterf, Mária
Regos, Adrián
Repo, Anna
Sotirov, Metodi G.
Varela, Elsa
Viana-Soto, Alba
Seidl, Rupert
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Research groups

Research group

Boreal Ecosystems Research Group (BERG)

Boreal Ecosystems Research Group (BERG) is a multidisciplinary research team helping to reconcile the increasing demands on boreal ecosystems.

Projects

Project

ResForest "Enhancing resilience in boreal forests to face climate change challenges"

ResForest aims at strengthening the socio-ecological resilience of Finnish forests by assessing how forest dynamics and forest owners’ preferences and decisions might enhance or limit the resilience of forest ecosystems.