Miriam Rothschild Professor of Conservation Biology, University of Cambridge (formerly Univ. Florida) Working on ecology, conservation, and ornithology. Love telling a good story. Fond of maths. Husband and Dad. https://www.fletcherlab.com/

Politik, Medien & Sonstiges | Kein ORF-Account | Blog: arminwolf.at | Foto: Peter Rigaud

Personal: dad of two amazing girls, husband to an amazing woman. Work: Population & Statistical Ecology • Reader at Univ. St Andrews • AE: Methods in Ecology & Evolution, Journal of Applied Ecology • HE/HIS

Assistant professor of statistics at Dalhousie University. Stochastic processes and applications in ecology. https://theomichelot.github.io/

Postdoctoral researcher in Statistical Ecology | (model-based) Ordination, mixed-models and some ecology #GLLVM | https://github.com/BertvanderVeen

Hiding on social media from unpleasant people. Prof of statistics at NTNU in Norway ORCID: 0000-0001-9737-3724

wildlife biologist | quantitative ecologist | studying animal distribution and behavior using camera trap data | Marie Curie Fellow Postdoc @MPI_AnimalBehavior, previously @Yale | PhD @UMN 🇮🇹🇳🇴🇺🇸🇩🇪 🐺🦊🐱🐕🐿🐁

movement ecology | quantitative ecology | postdoc @ UMN EEB & Harvard OEB | previously PhD @ UMN EEB 🇰🇷🇺🇸 https://kimx3725.github.io/

Postdoc at U of MN | quantitative ecology | movement ecology | population modeling http://david-wolfson.rbind.io/

Asst Prof of Wildlife at South Dakota State University's Natural Resource Management Department severudlab.weebly.com

Ecological Statistics. I came for the charismatic megafauna and stayed for the problematic megamodels. Skeptic. github.com/benaug

PhD student (Statistics) at Dalhousie University interested in animal movement and habitat selection modelling.

mostly here for science stuff, connectivity, conservation, finding cool papers & people & perspectives opinions are not of my employer USGS Co-op Scientist & Assistant Prof at Clemson University

Statistical analyst for the research direction of the Office Français de la biodiversité (OFB; French organization for biodiversity)

Wikelski Dept. / www.ab.mpg.de/wikelski / Myriads of organisms migrate. We strive to predict animal decisions on their journeys, interactions with the environment, and consequences on ecosystems and humans.

Ecology, evolution, epidemiology, statistics (mixed models). McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario https://math.mcmaster.ca/bolker

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