Carlos Abrahams

Carlos is a Senior Lecturer at Nottingham Trent University, and Director of Ecoaocoustics at Naturesound Ltd.

Carlos’ key areas of research are in bioacoustics and wetland ecology. He has carried out research on habitat selection by wetland invertebrates, the landscape ecology of amphibian communities, the vegetation communities of reservoir drawdown zones, and the use of bioacoustics for pond and bird population monitoring. This theoretical base has been closely allied with practical implementation, producing and implementing conservation management plans for a range of sites, such as the regionally important Witches Oak Waters gravel pit restoration scheme. Over recent years he has been increasingly involved in raising awareness and providing training for bioacoustics, including a number of conference presentations and training courses/webinars for CIEEM, BES, UKAN, IoA, Wildlabs, PR Statistics and Wildlife Acoustics.

Carlos is a member of the IUCN SSC Freshwater Plant Specialist Group. He is also a peer reviewer for Water and Environment Journal, Aquatic Ecology, Lakes and Reservoirs: Research and Management and Frontiers in Environmental Science and Engineering.