Posters - Cross-cutting ecological themes for species conservation and restoration (Fundamentals)
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| Wednesday, July 8, 2026 |
| 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM |
| Poster area |
Speakers and Presentation Titles
Dr. Manisha Bhardwaj
University Of Freiburg
Behavioural differences among moose, roe deer and wild boar towards human activity
Dr. Purabi Deshpande
University Of Turku
Something smells …. ducky! Protecting waterfowl nests from mesopredators using odour as chemical camouflage.
Mx. Nika Knez
Mammal Research Institute Polish Academy Of Science
Feeding the giants: How winter buffets reshape European bison biology
Ms. Natthiya Kongphuthorn
Biodiversity Based Economy Development Office
Establishing a Framework for Biodiversity Credit in Thailand: A Case study of Thailand's forest areas.
Ms. Jingqi Liu
Centre d'Etudes Biologiques de Chizé
Telomere length: a tool for assessing population trends? A case study in a long-lived seabird
Dr. Sergio Martinez
Universidad De La República
CONSERVATION PALEOBIOLOGY IN SOUTH AMERICA
Dr. Magda Pla
CREAF
Structuring Species-Driver Relationships to Inform Conservation and Restoration Across Ecosystems
Mr. Gergő Rák
University Of Debrecen, Hungary
High grazing pressure is a threat to declining grassland specialist reptiles
Mr. Markus Roesch
Cibio
Monitoring threatened arboreal lizards in tropical forests using dependent double-observer surveys
Crystal Silliman
University Of California, Santa Barbara
Restoration, Biodiversity, and the Complexity of Disease Risk in Reconnected Landscapes
Ms. Lonneke Teunissen
Dutch Butterfly Conservation (de Vlinderstichting)
Integrating flex counts enables species trend estimation when monitoring data are limited
Ms. Arianna Vicari
Phd Student
Czech University Of Life Sciences Prague
Multi-axis niche partitioning analysis of desert ungulates in Aïr and Ténéré National Nature Reserve, Niger
Dr. Edith Villa Galaviz
Technical University of Darmstadt
Natural recovery of multidiversity to agriculture in a tropical rainforest
