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Riinu Rannap
Riinu Rannap
Associate professor of wetland ecology, University of Tartu
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Restoring ponds for amphibians: a success story
R Rannap, A Lõhmus, L Briggs
Pond conservation in Europe, 243-251, 2010
1582010
Just a ditch in forest? Reconsidering draining in the context of sustainable forest management
A Lohmus, L Remm, R Rannap
Bioscience 65 (11), 1066-1076, 2015
542015
Consequences of coastal meadow degradation: the case of the natterjack toad (Bufo calamita) in Estonia
R Rannap, A Lõhmus, K Jakobson
Wetlands 27 (2), 390-398, 2007
422007
Niche position, but not niche breadth, differs in two coexisting amphibians having contrasting trends in Europe
R Rannap, A Lõhmus, L Briggs
Diversity and Distributions 15 (4), 692-700, 2009
412009
Impacts of artificial drainage on amphibian breeding sites in hemiboreal forests
K Suislepp, R Rannap, A Lõhmus
Forest Ecology and Management 262 (6), 1078-1083, 2011
392011
Impacts and habitat loss and ristoration on amphibian populations
R Rannap
Tartu University Press, 2009
382009
Coastal meadow management for threatened waders has a strong supporting impact on meadow plants and amphibians
R Rannap, T Kaart, H Pehlak, S Kana, E Soomets, K Lanno
Journal for Nature Conservation 35, 77-91, 2017
352017
Assessing long-term effectiveness of green-tree retention
R Rosenvald, P Lõhmus, R Rannap, L Remm, K Rosenvald, K Runnel, ...
Forest Ecology and Management 448, 543-548, 2019
322019
Pond construction for threatened amphibians is an important conservation tool, even in landscapes with extant natural water bodies
R Magnus, R Rannap
Wetlands Ecology and Management 27, 323-341, 2019
312019
Local-scale spatial structure and community composition of orchid mycorrhizal fungi in semi-natural grasslands
J Oja, J Vahtra, M Bahram, P Kohout, T Kull, R Rannap, U Kõljalg, ...
Mycorrhiza 27, 355-367, 2017
302017
Time‐restricted flight ability influences dispersal and colonization rates in a group of freshwater beetles
LL Iversen, R Rannap, L Briggs, K Sand‐Jensen
Ecology and Evolution 7 (3), 824-830, 2017
272017
Geographic variation in habitat requirements of two coexisting newt species in Europe
R Rannap, A Lohmus, M Linnamägi
Acta Zoologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 58 (1), 69-86, 2012
262012
How do low dispersal species establish large range sizes? The case of the water beetle Graphoderus bilineatus
LL Iversen, R Rannap, PF Thomsen, J Kielgast, K Sand‐Jensen
Ecography 36 (7), 770-777, 2013
242013
Restoration dilemmas between future ecosystem and current species values: The concept and a practical approach in Estonian mires
L Remm, A Lohmus, E Leibak, M Kohv, JO Salm, P Lohmus, R Rosenvald, ...
Journal of environmental management 250, 109439, 2019
232019
Predation‐mediated edge effects reduce survival of wader nests at a wet grassland‐forest edge
T Kaasiku, R Rannap, P Männil
Animal Conservation 25 (5), 692-703, 2022
182022
Coastal meadow management: Best practice guidelines
R Rannap, L Briggs, K Lotman, I Lepik, V Rannap, P Põdra
Ministry of the Environment of the Republic of Estonia, Tallinn, 2004
182004
Constructed wetlands as potential breeding sites for amphibians in agricultural landscapes: A case study
R Rannap, MM Kaart, T Kaart, K Kill, E Uuemaa, Ü Mander, K Kasak
Ecological Engineering 158, 106077, 2020
172020
Managing coastal grasslands for an endangered wader species can give positive results only when expanding the area of open landscape
T Kaasiku, R Rannap, T Kaart
Journal for Nature Conservation 48, 12-19, 2019
152019
Amphibians in drained forest landscapes: Conservation opportunities for commercial forests and protected sites
L Remm, M Vaikre, R Rannap, M Kohv
Forest Ecology and management 428, 87-92, 2018
152018
Patterns of assemblage structure indicate a broader conservation potential of focal amphibians for pond management
E Soomets, R Rannap, A Lohmus
PLoS One 11 (7), e0160012, 2016
152016
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