Dr. Konstantina Zografou is a conservation ecologist with expertise in the ecology and conservation of terrestrial invertebrate communities, including butterflies and Orthoptera. Over the years, she has investigated the effects of climate change on the community composition, species phenology, population trajectories, and species interactions. She is actively working on creating models and experimental strategies to use museum specimens to forecast biodiversity shrinkage and its effects on important ecological services like pollination. She aims to provide useful conservation guidelines by utilizing knowledge obtained from researching the underlying mechanisms that govern ecological responses to climate change.