Michał Ciach

The paper tests how tree cavities affect bird activity and species richness, finding cavities increase visits and species diversity.

This study shows beaver reintroduction alters habitat use and trophic interactions among megafauna by creating spatial and temporal changes in resources and risks.

The paper introduces and quantifies Deadwood-related Microhabitats (DreMs) on CWD in Polish old-growth forests, finding higher DreM richness with larger CWD diameter and intermediate decay stages.

This study identifies habitat predictors for the western barbastelle bat across different forest types, showing that conservation strategies must be tailored to specific forest conditions.

This study examines mercury exposure in urban corvids and finds no evidence that green infrastructure reduces mercury contamination, despite non-linear relationships between pollution and mercury levels.

This study examines how ungulate browsing affects the nutritional characteristics of blackthorn plants, revealing differences that may influence herbivore food selection.

The paper examines how bark beetle-induced canopy gaps alter Tree-related Microhabitats (TreMs) in old-growth coniferous forests, finding increased saproxylic TreM abundance but no overall increase in diversity.

This study maps the spatial distribution of Tree-related Microhabitats (TreMs) in a primeval mountain forest and recommends a 2:6:2 forest management strategy to conserve biodiversity.

This study shows beavers increase bird species richness and abundance in wetlands and adjacent terrestrial habitats up to 100 m from water edges.