Resumo
The seminar will present our work on how urbanisation and impacts, such as invasive species are shaping biodiversity, with focus on birds in Europe, the Mediterranean and Australia. We will discuss spatial patterns and processes and novel approaches for conservation in urban and natural ecosystems, including night lights, airspace conservation and others.
Resumo de CV:
Professor Salit Kark is a conservation scientist who works on spatial, behavioural and ecological patterns and processes shaping biodiversity across terrestrial, coastal and marine ecosystems. She works on native and invasive species and on integrating human related processes.
Professor Noam Levin is a GIS and remote sensing expert who likes creating and analysing maps. He works on spatial, human related and environmental changes, including night lights, fire and floods, among other areas from local to global scales.
We are coming from The University of Queensland, Australia.
