Achieving BAP
research targets:
building capacity
through training
and academic
partnerships

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University of Bath

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Department of Biology and Biochemistry

Undergraduate courses: Biology

Masters courses:Evolutionary and Population Biology

Biodiversity Lab

Prof Tamás Székely		Application of field data to conservation; animal behaviour; field study methodologies; population monitoring; ecology and conservation of breeding waders; science for re-introduction programmes; mating systems; evolution; climate change.
Prof Simon Stuart (visiting Professor)		Consolidating and strengthening Red List Partnerships; ensuring biodiversity datasets are broadly representative of the biomes and species; assessment of the 2010 Biodiversity Target; exploring the factors that lead to conservation success; investigating the importance of species for human livelihoods; newly emerging threats to biodiversity. IUCN Species Survival Commission
Dr Richard Young (visiting lecturer)		Using ecological research to underpin conservation actions (includes mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles); species and habitat monitoring and modelling. Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Dr Peter Long		Use of GIS and remote sensing to underpin conservation; habitat and species modelling; wildlife genetics; wetland change; extinction risk.
Dr Mark O’Connell (visiting lecturer)		Use of GIS and remote sensing to underpin conservation; habitat and species modelling; wildlife tracking; extinction risk; seabird ecology; landscape scale species monitoring; human-animal ‘conflicts’; bespoke training for ecological practitioners. Ecological Research & Training ltd.