I’m broadly interested in statistical/spatial ecology and wildlife
conservation. I’m currently working on mammal abundance and distribution
modeling focusing on game species. I combine different data sources such
as camera-trap data, distance sampling or hunting statistics by using
integrated distribution models in a hierarchical framework. I use
Bayesian inference and cartography tools to help for evidence-based
decision making in wildlife management and in the design of monitoring
programs.
Graduated in Biology Sciences and Ms in Conservation Biology
(Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Madrid, Spain). I developed my PhD
about phylogeny, biogeography and distribution of the corticioid fungus
genus Xylodon (Real Jardín Botánico, CSIC, Madrid, Spain). I worked
during two years as researcher assistant at the Institute for Game and
Wildlife Research IREC (UCLM – CSIC, Ciudad Real, Spain) for the ENETWILD project about mammal
distribution at European scale. I performed one year postdoc at
University of Massachusetts (Boston, USA) with Liam
Revell and two year postdoc at Centre d’Ecologie Foncionnelle et
Evolutive (Montpellier, France) with Olivier
Gimenez. I’m currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute
for Game and Wildlife Research IREC (UCLM – CSIC, Ciudad Real, Spain).
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