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PhD Studentship: Wildlife Connectivity Potential of Tree-Based Agricultural Systems (TROPS lab, Newcastle University) Award Summary 100% Home fees covered and a minimum tax-free annual living
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robotic systems. Potential application areas include precision agriculture, crop monitoring, biodiversity assessment, wildlife observation, environmental monitoring, and the study of pastoral and ecological
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the Elephants (STE)” and the “Wildlife Conservation Network’s Elephant Crisis Fund (ECF)”. The selected researcher will be responsible for developing activities related to the study of the biology and
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. We conduct world-class research in the areas of aquatic biology and ecology, Arctic environment and ecosystems, biodiversity, conservation biology and wildlife management. The Department currently
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POWER project addresses this challenge by filling vital knowledge gaps regarding underwater noise, biomass and water flows, and wildlife disturbance (such as seabirds and bats) to support a sustainable
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populations; Interfaces between wildlife and equine and poultry farms; Hunting and population control practices; Biosecurity measures. Definition of agents, interaction rules, and spatial scales. Review and co
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must have earned a Ph.D. in wildlife science, landscape ecology, geospatial science, waterfowl ecology, or a closely related field. Preferred qualifications include experience with: GPS telemetry and
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offer programs in applied ecology, forestry and wildlife management at BSc, MSc and PhD levels. Questions about the position Rasmus V Illeborg Sørensen Head of Department +4762517812 rasmus.sorensen
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Observers Club, Department of Planning and Environment, and National Parks and Wildlife. The project will measure environmental PFAS levels in the shorebird food chain and in shorebird tissue and relate
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Tropical Silviculture and Forest Ecology Ecosystem Modelling Wildlife Management Biodiversity, Macroecology and Biogeography Landscape Resilience Course organisation The PhD programme in Forest Sciences and