Our projects range from studying lion:human interactions in East Africa (case study landscape: Ruaha, Tanzania) using games for conservation and spatially explicit modelling, to analysing elpehant:crop conflict in human-modified landscapes (case study landscape: Kilombero Valley, Tanzania) to measuring natural capital benefits to crop health, biodiversity and human well-being in tropical human-modified landscapes (case study landscape: Kilombero Valley, Tanzania) and biodiversity response to infrastructure (case study landscapes: Brunei’s rainforests and Gabon’s logged forests).<\/p>\n
(1) Forest Restoration and Climate Experiment<\/strong> (FORCE<\/em><\/a>). Link<\/a>. Partnered with University Sunshine Coast Australia. Case study landscapes<\/strong>: Udzunga Mountains National Park and Magombera Forest Reserve neighbouring the Agrisys Tanzania study landscape, Tanzania.<\/p>\n (2) Correstor<\/strong> project: What evidence is required for wildlife corridor restoration interventions in human-inhabited landscapes, and how do we include these in the restoration management process? Link <\/a>to project webpages. Link<\/a> to SNAPP team.<\/p>\n (3) Rainforest roads<\/strong>. Measuring and mapping biodiversity response to road development rainforest landscapes: Brunei. Link<\/a>. Partnered with University of Brunei Darussalam.<\/p>\n (4) Agrisys Tanzania<\/strong>. Link<\/a>. Partnered with University of Leeds, National Museums Kenya, and Sokoine University of Agriculture Tanzania. Further partners in other sectors.<\/p>\n (2) Human Wildlife Interactions and conservation conflicts<\/strong>: Room to roam and hotspots of conservation conflicts – Lion:human interactions in East Africa and Crop:Elephant Interactions in Tanzania. Link<\/a>. Partnered with Southern Tanzania Elephant Program (STEP) and Ruaha Carnivore Conservation Project.<\/p>\n (5) The Global LAI project<\/strong> (Tropical Canopies<\/a>): https:\/\/globallai.wordpress.com\/<\/p>\n (6) The Global BIOFRAG<\/a> project<\/strong>: https:\/\/biofrag.wordpress.com\/<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Our projects range from studying lion:human interactions in East Africa (case study landscape: Ruaha, Tanzania) using games for conservation and spatially explicit modelling, to analysing elpehant:crop conflict in human-modified landscapes (case study landscape: Kilombero Valley, Tanzania) to measuring natural capital … Continue reading