
Winnie Hallwachs
Winnie Hallwachs is a prominent ecologist and long-time collaborator of Daniel Janzen, specializing in the study of tropical biodiversity and the intricate relationships within ecosystems. Together, they have conducted extensive research in Costa Rica’s Guanacaste Conservation Area, where they investigate the declining populations of insects and other species. Hallwachs has been instrumental in documenting the alarming changes in insect numbers and the broader implications for forest ecosystems. Her work highlights the interconnectedness of species and the potential consequences of climate change and habitat loss on biodiversity. Hallwachs remains committed to conservation efforts and addressing the challenges facing the natural world.
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Recent news mentions
Winnie Hallwachs contributed to the research on the new butterfly species, Colobura cryptica.
Se ocultan como corteza de árbol y usan luz ultravioleta para aparearse: el hallazgo de la mariposa fantasma que habita en Napo | Ecuador | NoticiasWinnie Hallwachs has been building up a huge database in Costa Rica for more than 30 years.
Study finds number of insect species on Earth is more than double previous estimatesWinnie Hallwachs is a fellow ecologist and longtime collaborator of Daniel Janzen.
‘Half the tree of life’: ecologists’ horror as nature reserves are emptied of insects | Insects












