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Dr. Sylvia Haider

Restoration Ecology

 

Department of Ecology and Ecosystem Management

Technische Universität München

D-85350 Freising-Weihenstephan 

 

Phone:                 +49 8161 71 4142

E-mail:                 sylvia.haider@wzw.tum.de


Curriculum vitae

 

since 01/2012

since 09/2011

Scientific coordinator of TUMbiodivers

Research and teaching associate, Restoration Ecology

2011

Research and teaching associate, Terrestrial Ecology
(Prof. Dr. W. Weisser), TUM

2010 – 2011

Research and teaching associate, Landscape Ecology
(Prof. Dr. L. Trepl), TUM

20062011

PhD, TUM

Altitudinal distribution of non-native plants:
the effects of climate, habitat and introduction history

Cooperation and supervision:

·        ETH Zurich (Prof. Dr. P.J. Edwards)

·        Universidad de La Laguna, Tenerife
(Prof. Dr. J.M. Fernández Palacios)

·        Mountain Invasion Research Network (MIREN)

2006

Contract work (2 month) for the UFZ Leipzig (Prof. Dr. K. Jax)

2005

2002


1998 – 2004

Research associate, Landscape Ecology (Prof. Dr. L. Trepl), TUM

Consultancy work for a landscape planning agency,
W. Daurer, Wiedergeltingen

Studies of Landscape Architecture and Landscape Planning, TUM

 


Scholarships and grants

 

2010

Graduate scholarship (HWP-Program, TUM)

2007 – 2010

Graduate scholarship (Universität Bayern e.V.)

2008

Graduate scholarship for a research stay on Tenerife; dissertation (Universität Bayern e.V.)

2006 and 2008

Graduate scholarships for two research stays in Switzerland; dissertation (DAAD)

2003

Undergraduate scholarship for a research stay in Chile;
diploma thesis (DAAD)

since 2006

Annual grants for conference participation (DAAD, DFG, Leonhard-Lorenz-Foundation)

 


Award

 

2008

„Student’s European Ecology Prize“
of the European Ecological Federation (EEF)

 


Teaching experience

 

SS 2011

Lecture „Community Ecology“ (TUM)

SS 2011

Tutorial „Ecology“ (TUM)

since WS 2005

Organization and realization of student projects (TUM)

Topics: landscape planning, nature conservation, plant ecology, restoration ecology

2007 – 2009

Supervision of diploma and bachelor’s theses about biological invasions (TUM and ETH Zurich)

 


Research interests and selected publications

Link to complete publication list

  

  • Plant invasions in mountains

Haider, S. Kueffer, C., Edwards P. J.& Alexander, J. M. (2012):Genetically-based differantiation in growth of multiple non-native plant species along a steep environmental gradient. Oecologia. Doi: 10.1007/s00442-012-2291-2.

Haider, S., Alexander, J. & Kueffer, C. (2012): Elevational distribution limits of non-native species: combining observational and experimental evidence. Plant Ecology and Diversity. Online First. Doi: 10.1080/17550874.2011.637973.

McDougall, K.L., Alexander J.M., Haider, S., Pauchard, A., Walsh, N.G. & Kueffer, C. (2011): Alien flora of mountains: global comparisons for the development of local preventative measures against plant invasions. Diversity & Distributions 17: 103-111.

Haider, S. & Kueffer, C. (2011): Pflanzeninvasionen in Gebirgen: Modellsystem für die Forschung, Handlungsbedarf für den Naturschutz. [Plant invasions in mountains. A model system for research, a priority for conservation action]. Geographische Rundschau 3/2011: 22-27.

Haider, S. & Küffer, C. (2011): Pflanzeninvasionen in Gebirgen – (noch) keine Gefahr? [Plant invasions in mountains – not yet a threat?]. In: Landschaftsökologie. Grundlagen, Methoden, Anwendungen. Laufener Spezialbeiträge 1/2011.

Haider, S., Alexander, J., Dietz, H., Trepl, L., Edwards, P.J. & Kueffer, C. (2010): The role of bioclimatic origin, residence time and habitat context in shaping non-native plant distributions along an altitudinal gradient. Biological Invasions 12: 4003-4018.

Pauchard, A., Kueffer, C., Dietz, H., Daehler, C.C., Alexander, J., Edwards, P.J., Arévalo, J.R., Cavieres, L., Guisan, A., Haider, S., Jakobs, G., McDougall, K., Millar, C.I., Naylor, B.J., Parks, C.G., Rew, L.J. & Seipel, T. (2009): Ain’t no mountain high enough: Plant invasions reaching new elevations. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 7: 479-486.

McDougall, K., Haider, S., Seipel, T., Kueffer, C. & MIREN Consortium (2009): Spread of non-native plant species into mountains: now is the time to act. Mountain Forum Bulletin July 2009: 23-25.

 

  • Theory in ecology

Kirchhoff, T. & Haider, S. (2009): Globale Vielzahl oder lokale Vielfalt: zur kulturellen Ambivalenz von „Biodiversität“. [Global plurality or local diversity: on the cultural ambiguity of ‚biodiversity’]. In: Kirchhoff, T. & Trepl, L. (Eds.): Vieldeutige Natur. Landschaft, Wildnis und Ökosystem als kulturgeschichtliche Phänomene. Transcript, Bielefeld: 315-330.

Haider, S. & Kirchhoff, T. (2008): Biologische Invasionen: liberal und konservativ betrachtet. [Biological invasions from a liberal and a conservative point of view]. In: Technische Universität München, Lehrstühle für Landschaftsarchitektur und Landschaftsplanung (Eds.): Ambiguous landscapes – vieldeutige Landschaften. Bode, Freising: 96-97.

 

  • Environmental ethics and nature conservation

Haider, S. & Jax, K. (2007): The application of environmental ethics in biological conservation: a case study from the southernmost tip of the Americas. Biodiversity & Conservation 16: 2559–2573. 

 


Membership in scientific societies

 



Other professional activities

  

  • Manuscript review for Biological Conservation, Biological Invasions, Global Ecology and Biogeography, Mammal Review, Science and Engineering Ethics, Tourism Management