Joel Methorst

Hamburg Institute of International Economics — Germany

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

6h-index497citations13works10.52yr avg
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Research Topics

Urban Green Space and Health(5), Wildlife Ecology and Conservation(3), Species Distribution and Climate Change(3), Animal and Plant Science Education(3), Electoral Systems and Political Participation(2)

Publications13 total

Flooding the vote: Heterogeneous voting responses to a natural disaster in Germany
European Journal of Political Economy·2025· 2 cited
Positive relationship between bird diversity and human mental health: an analysis of repeated cross-sectional data
The Lancet Planetary Health·2024· 19 citedOpen Access
Longitudinal data analyses reveal a positive effect of bird diversity on human mental health
2023Open Access
Longitudinal data analyses reveal a positive effect of bird diversity on human mental health
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)·2023Open Access
Voter Heterogeneity in Response to Climate Shocks: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Germany
SSRN Electronic Journal·2023Open Access
Do floods scare off residents?
Economics Letters·2022· 3 cited
Species richness is positively related to mental health – A study for Germany
Landscape and Urban Planning·2021· 133 citedOpen Access
Relationships between wildlife/biodiversity and human well-being : a macro-level approach
2021Open Access
The importance of species diversity for human well-being in Europe
Ecological Economics·2020· 205 citedOpen Access
Non-material contributions of wildlife to human well-being: a systematic review
Environmental Research Letters·2020· 89 citedOpen Access
A framework integrating physiology, dispersal and land‐use to project species ranges under climate change
Journal of Avian Biology·2017· 19 cited
Tree diversity and nectar composition affect arthropod visitors on extrafloral nectaries in a diversity experiment
Journal of Plant Ecology·2016· 27 citedOpen Access
Different responses of ant species to sugars and amino acids in a subtropical forest of China 
Multilingual Matters (Channel View Publications)·2012

Frequent Co-authors

Katrin Böhning‐Gaese(4), Aletta Bonn(3), Marcel Thum(3), Katrin Rehdanz(2), Michael Staab(2), Nico Blüthgen(2), Alexandra‐Maria Klein(2), K. Peren Arın(2), Kevin Devereux(2), Thomas Mueller(1), Bernd Hansjürgens(1), Melissa Marselle(1), Ugo Arbieu(1), Thomas Müller(1), Jan Peters(1), Imran Khaliq(1), Christian Hof(1), Michael Berlemann(1), Sara D. Leonhardt(1)