I am conducting my PhD within the BoBiColAS project (BoBiColAS), where my research examines the ecological effectiveness of target species and spatially coordinated biodiversity measures in agricultural landscapes. I combine biodiversity monitoring data (ALL-EMA), species ecology, and landscape ecology to evaluate when and where conservation measures work, why they succeed or fail, and how they can be optimized across different spatial scales. A central aim of my work is to translate ecological evidence into decision-support tools for biodiversity advisors and conservation planners.