Applied Quantitative Ecology
We develop and apply quantitative methods that translate ecological theory into conservation action and decision making. Our focus is the spatial processes driving the dynamics of populations and communities, studied through observational data collected using a range of ecological sensors and sampling designs. Our research is multidisciplinary and built around co-developed challenges.
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Jun 2026
Paper
Individual encounter data of six African carnivore species for multi-species density estimation. Scientific Data.
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Jun 2026
Paper
Incorporating unidentifiable samples improves precision in wolf population monitoring. Journal of Applied Ecology.
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Jun 2026
Paper
Artificial intelligence and decision support in applied ecology. Journal of Applied Ecology.
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Jun 2026
Paper
Subsistence hunting shapes jaguar density variation in community-managed forests. Journal of Zoology.
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May 2026
Milestone
Albert Bonet Bigata successfully defended his PhD on quantitative models for evaluating invasive predator removal.