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We have 14 wildlife management PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
wildlife management PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 14 wildlife management PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Assessing the impacts of wildlife and livestock on southern hemisphere Atlantic Island peatlands
Peatlands are the most important terrestrial carbon store globally and they could act as carbon sinks when either in pristine condition or restored. Read more
Understanding drivers of disease in the red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris), a threatened UK native species
Research Group:
Edinburgh Infectious Diseases
Project offered for Ker Memorial PhD Studentship. The red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) is an iconic species of notable conservation concern in the UK, having suffered a marked range contraction over the last century due to habitat loss, and competition and pathogen transmission from the introduced grey squirrel (S. Read more
Preparing bilbies for feral weather: developing an early warning system for conservation management
Greater bilbies, though once abundant in Australia, are a threatened species. In Queensland a wild population of bilbies persists in the Channel Country in the far west of the state. Read more
Habitats: Managing the ecological impacts of noise on wildlife habitats for sustainable development
The aim of this PhD is to cultivate and deliver innovative and interdisciplinary research for managing ecological impacts of noise that will have demonstrable economic and social benefits. Read more
Green cities: how our decisions affect landscape biodiversity
Research Group:
Applied Ecology Research Group (AERG)
Research Group. Applied Ecology Research Group. (AERG). Proposed supervisory team. Dr Alvin Helden. Dr Tom Ings. Theme. Smart Cities. Read more
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QUADRAT DTP: Harnessing next-generation diagnostic technologies for eDNA-based biosurveillance, wildlife forensics and conservation biology.
DNA/eDNA barcoding has revolutionised how we catalogue, characterise and monitor biodiversity in natural environments. Read more
A social-ecological study of large herbivore grazing in a national park
This joint interdisciplinary research project between University of Reading and the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust will explore the ecology and management of large herbivore grazing in the New Forest National Park. Read more
PhD opportunities in Pollution Research and Policy
Help shape new policies and regulatory priorities for pollution control and protect human health and the environment from harmful chemical pollution. Read more
Health and wellbeing in an endangered non-human primate across an anthropogenic gradient
Project summary. This exciting opportunity integrates conservation management and animal wellbeing, using thermography and other non-invasive biomarkers of health and welfare, to assess the impact of anthropogenic disturbance in an endangered non-human primate. Read more
Developing a device for marine life and water quality monitoring
This project offers the right candidate a £5000 bursary contribution in the first year only. Please contact the supervisor for more detail. Read more
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Human impacts on soil health in upland managed and rough grazing land: Exploring variability emerging from human-soil interactions at the Finzean Estate (Scotland)
Healthy soils are critical to a sustainable future. Human impacts on soil health in intensively farmed and managed landscapes are widely acknowledged. Read more
Antimicrobial resistance in marine mammals (seals) from polluted waters
This project offers the right candidate a £5000 bursary contribution in the first year only. Please contact the supervisor for more detail. Read more
The AI birder: developing and testing an automated approach for monitoring bird diversity globally
About the project. Monitoring wildlife is essential for their conservation. It allows threats to be identified, priorities to be set, and responses to be developed, facilitating adaptive management. Read more
Nature based solutions to design multifunctional landscapes for people and nature
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), among other national and international commitments, demand transformative changes to design multifunctional landscapes that show resilience to climate change and guarantee the procurement of provisioning, regulating, supporting, and cultural ecosystem services to people and wildlife in a changing world [1]. Read more
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