Marco Heurich
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Marco Heurich is a Professor at the Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway. His research areas include wildlife ecology, forest ecosystems, and the social perceptions of wildlife, as evidenced by his recent articles on topics ranging from the dispersal ability of carrion beetles to the ecological feasibility of restoring the Eurasian lynx in Great Britain. He also explores the impacts of visitor density on perceived crowding in outdoor recreation settings and the ecological dynamics in temperate forest environments.
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Andjin Siegenthaler
University of Twente
Andreas Schmitt
Professor of Applied Geodesy
Munich University of Applied Sciences
Simone Ciuti
Dublin City University
Rafał Kowalczyk
Professor
Mammal Research Institute
Tiejun Wang
University of Twente
Martin Šálek
Associate professor
Czech University of Life Sciences Prague
Alfred Schöttl
Professor
Munich University of Applied Sciences
Jonas Geldmann
Københavns Universitet
Jörg Müller
University of Würzburg
Franz Schwarzenberger
Prof. Dr.
University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna
Peter Krzystek
Professor
Munich University of Applied Sciences
Elnaz Neinavaz
Assistant professor
University of Twente
Dustin Eirdosh
Friedrich Schiller University Jena
Ivo Laros
Wageningen University & Research
Frank Thonfeld
Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)
Timm Döbert
University of Alberta
Atle Mysterud
Professor
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G. Arjen de Groot
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Martin Reinhardt Nielsen
Assistant professor
University of Copenhagen
Miloslav Jirku
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