University of Kent

Informations

Name	Role	Start	End
Human Adaptation to Biodiversity Change: Building and Testing Concepts, Methods, and Tools for Understanding and Supporting Autonomous Adaptation	Lead Partner	-	-
Effects of inbreeding on individual levels of immunocompetence within bottlenecked bird populations that have been exposed to introduced pathogens	Lead Partner	-	-
Historical genetic profiles for extinct and surviving Hawaiian bird populations: genotyping feathers from 230-year-old ceremonial capes.	Lead Partner	-	-
Improving the impact of amphibian conservation programmes	Lead Partner	-	-
Invasive species as vectors of disease and amphibian population declines	Lead Partner	-	-
Biodiversity, Ecosystem Functions and Policy Across a Tropical Forest Modification Gradient	Lead Partner	-	-
Development of standardised protocols for assessing reptile and amphibian populations	Lead Partner	-	-
Bayesian computation for population ecology.	Lead Partner	-	-
Statistical models for wildlife population assessment and conservation	Lead Partner	-	-
Does captive breeding produce maladapted stock for reintroduction? A test using an endangered amphibian.	Lead Partner	-	-