Arpat Ozgul

About

Arpat Ozgul is an Associate Professor at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. His research areas encompass amphibian conservation, habitat use of large mammals, and the ecological impacts of climate change on wildlife. Recent articles include studies on the density-dependent performance of toads, seasonal habitat patterns of large mammals, and the effects of climate anomalies on giraffe survival. He employs a hierarchical approach to estimate state-specific mortality in animals and evaluates landscape connectivity through simulated dispersal, particularly focusing on species such as the African wild dog.