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CEG welcomes visiting researcher Daniele Battochio

12/6/2015

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Welcome to Daniele Battocchio, who will be visiting us from the University of Sassari, Italy, until the end of July. Daniele is working towards a PhD on the ecology and management of ungulates in Tuscany.  Whilst in Durham, he will be looking at data on culled roe deer from Tuscany, and considering issues of maternal condition and reproductive decisions.
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Pen-Yuan Hsing receives a Ustinov College travel Award

12/6/2015

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Congratulations to Pen-Yuan Hsing on securing a Ustinov travel award to support his participation at the 27th International Congress for Conservation Biology in Montpellier, France in August 2015.  Pen will be presenting a talk on his PhD project.
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New project on optimising conservation across Africa

24/3/2015

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Daisy Bartholemew will join the CEG in October 2015 as an MBiol student, working on the impacts of climate change on the conservation of birds and mammals across Africa.  Daisy will use results from Species Distribution Models already developed in the CEG research group to project the current and potential future ranges of African mammals and birds. We will combine these projections with Site Prioritisation Algorithms to establish the most cost effective conservation solutions for biodiversity across Africa under various future climate change projections.

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New project to understand and predict global ecotourism

24/3/2015

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Harriet Newhouse will join the CEG in October 2015, having been awarded a Grevillea Trust Studentship, to undertake a research MSc studying the drivers of global ecotourism. Ecotourism is a major income source from biodiversity and can contribute substantially to GDP in developing countries. This project will explore the characteristics that attract visitors to sites around the world, and will explore the potential impacts of climate change on ecotourism attractions worldwide.

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