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Quantitative ecologist & Conservation scientist Researcher at NMBU https://semper-pascual.weebly.com
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What if we could map where individuals died —even if most of the mortality events remain unknown? Here, is our attempt to map mortality in the Scandinavian wolf population.
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Map of death: spatially explicit mortality of the grey #wolf #ProcB #Ecology royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...
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Great talk by @pierredupont31.bsky.social at #IWC2025 about population sex structure of bears in Norway 🐻🇳🇴
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mekongtom.bsky.social
New paper on the relationship between forest quality in South-east Asia + mammal occupancy from camera-traps
Good forest matters #conservation #mammal #Asia
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4/ Our study highlights the urgent need to protect and restore dense, tall-canopy forests for long-term mammal conservation.
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3/ Species characteristics helped to understand species responses --> Habitat specialists and large-bodied species showed the strongest positive responses.
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2/ 77% of species were more likely to occupy forests with higher canopy cover, height, and less disturbance. Only 5% responded negatively.
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1/ 📷 We used data from 61 species, 627 camera-trap sites, and 11 landscapes in SE Asia to study how mammals respond to forest quality
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🌳🐘 Forest quality matters 🐘🌳
Mammals in #tropical #forests from Southeast Asia thrive in higher-quality forests—those with dense canopies, tall and old trees. Read our new open-access paper👇

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With a fantastic team of co-authors! andrevallejovar.bsky.social
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New on European conservation science:

Free-ranging domestic cats occur deep in the forests, with >10% occupancy even 1 km from homes. Their presence near edges suggests persistent risks to biodiversity well beyond suburbs.

Nyheim et al. in Conservation Science and Practice doi.org/10.1111/csp2...
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anabenlop.bsky.social
New PhD position @mncn-csic.bsky.social to work on biodiversity risk assessments, together with @miguelbaraujo.bsky.social and myself. More details here:
www.anabenitezlopez.com/job-offer-ph...
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NEW PAPER! Do you want to know how ocelots and agoutis interact in space AND time in #TropicalRainforests?🌳
Check our last paper led by Andrea Vallejo-Vargas and published @animalecology.bsky.social
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