Researches

Linking the process of animal movement to general ecology and evolution as well as how movements impact animals and their ecosystems.

Habitat degradation and climate changes are both known to be altering the distributions and abundances of animals and plants throughout the world. In current global changes, we should not only identify species range shifts or measure the decrease in species numbers and population sizes but also anticipate which species will be in trouble (or not), why, when and where?.

Effective policy and adaptive management strategies in the face of global change require well-designed biodiversity monitoring as well as the anticipation of future changes

Although many ecologists use the species as the unit of analysis in numerous global change and conservation biology studies, there is ample evidence that species are not uniform entities, and variation among individuals and populations influences species and community dynamics.