- Research Associate, University of Nottingham
Connor is a quantitative macroecologist and conservation biologist whose research explores how human activities and environmental change shape wildlife ecology, movement, and mortality. He integrates GPS telemetry, large-scale biodiversity datasets, and novel digital data sources to understand species' responses to environmental change across broad spatial scales. His work also develops innovative methods for biodiversity monitoring, including the use of web-sourced photographs and videos, with a particular focus on birds of prey as model systems for ecology and conservation.
Experience
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2025–presentResearch Scientist, Bernd Meyburg Foundation for Raptor Research and Conservation
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2025–presentResearch Associate, University of Nottingham
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2024–2025Lecturer, University of Brighton
Education
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2025University of Nottingham, PhD in Geography
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2020University of Brighton, MRes Ecology & Conservation
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2019University of Brighton, BSc (Hons) Ecology
Professional Memberships
- Raptor Research Foundation
- British Ecological Society
- British Ornithologists' Union
Contact Connor for
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- Consulting / Advising
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- Research supervision
- Location: Nottingham, UK
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