Anthony Caravaggi
- Lecturer in Conservation Biology
- Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Science
- anthony.caravaggi@southwales.ac.uk
- (01443) 6 54701
- AW111a
About Me
My work is broadly focussed on conducting research that increases our understanding of species ecologies and informs conservation and management processes. I am the Editor of the journal Birds in Wales and Associate Editor of the journal Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation.
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Skills And Qualifications
- Mammal surveys
- Bird surveys
- Reptile surveys
- Marine mammal surveys
- Invertebrate surveys
- Species identification
- Bird ringing
- Statistical Analysis
- Science Communication
- Project Management
Interests
- Reading
- Music
- Hiking
- Bird watching
- Boardgames
- Movies
- Sketching
- Weightlifting
- Playing with my daughter
Responsibilities
- Conservation biology
- Population ecology
- Movement ecology
- Threatened species
- Invasive species
- Spatial ecology
Publications And Past Projects
- Supporting Hen Harriers In Novel Environments
- The importance of winter ecology for the conservation management of Hen Harriers (Circus cyaneus) in Ireland
- Understanding movement ecology and species co-occurrence with camera traps
- Managing hares at Dublin airport
- Impacts on freshwater invertebrates in UK uplands and the evaluation of monitoring and management techniques
- Towards an applied conservation management framework for Avocets in Wales
- Collision hotspots and probabilities for polecats in Wales
- The impacts of mice on breeding seabirds of Gough Island
- Book CoverInvasion ecology of non-native European brown hares and their impact on the endemic Irish hare
