Marco's research interests include wildlife ecology, biodiversity monitoring (mainly using camera traps) and conservation biology, with a focus on ecological modelling. During his time in Bonn, Marco gave a guest lecture within the framework of the course Spatial ecology and conservation biology run by our research group. His presentation, titled "Systematic camera-trapping to study the responses of multiple species of mammals to different anthropogenic pressures", explored how camera trap sampling designs can be tailored to a particular research question. As our group prepares to set up a camera trapping campaign in agricultural land (you can read more about our aims here), Marco is supporting us in developing a robust study design. We look forward to continuing this collaboration and to meeting again soon!
Visit by Marco Salvatori Visiting scientists from Italy
We had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Marco Salvatori, a postdoc at the University of Florence, Italy, and a member of the Science Museum of Trento (MUSE).
Marco Salvatori with the AEcoMod team
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Links
- https://www.inres.uni-bonn.de/aem/en/news_content/visit-by-richard-bittman
- https://www.inres.uni-bonn.de/aem/en/news_content/aecomod-member-receives-iale-award