Ramiro Crego

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Ramiro Crego is a Lecturer at University College Cork's School of Biological Earth and Environmental Sciences in Ireland. His research focuses on wildlife ecology, habitat suitability, and conservation strategies, as evidenced by his recent articles which examine various aspects of mammal activity, human impacts on wildlife habitats, and species distribution models. He is particularly interested in large herbivores and their interactions within mixed-use landscapes in Africa and beyond.

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Articles (17)

Human footprint and rainfall shape Masai giraffe's habitat suitability and connectivity in a multiple‐use landscape

Understanding the transition of community land use from shifting cultivation to cash cropping in southern Tanintharyi, Myanmar

Monitoring spatiotemporal dynamics of large herbivores across an African rangeland using hierarchical multi‐species distance sampling

Direct comparative assessment of radial and transect surveys to document wild mammal activity across diverse habitat types

Ranging behaviours across ecological and anthropogenic disturbance gradients: a pan-African perspective of giraffe ( Giraffa spp . ) space use

Wild herbivores enhance resistance to invasion by exotic cacti in an African savanna

Combining species distribution models and moderate resolution satellite information to guide conservation programs for reticulated giraffe

Non-systematic surveys reveal increases in areas occupied by endangered and data-deficient Nubian bustard

Beyond protected areas: The importance of mixed‐use landscapes for the conservation of Sumatran elephants (<i>Elephas maximus sumatranus</i>)

Cascading effects of a disease outbreak in a remote protected area

Implementation of species distribution models in Google Earth Engine

Spatial segregation between wild ungulates and livestock outside protected areas in the lowlands of Nepal

Increasing Anthropogenic Disturbance Restricts Wildebeest Movement Across East African Grazing Systems

Less Is More: Lowering Cattle Stocking Rates Enhances Wild Herbivore Habitat Use and Cattle Foraging Efficiency

The Subantarctic Rayadito (Aphrastura subantarctica), a new bird species on the southernmost islands of the Americas

Experimental evidence that effects of megaherbivores on mesoherbivore space use are influenced by species' traits

Gradientes Climáticos y su alta influencia en los ecosistemas terrestres de la Reserva de la Biosfera Cabo de Hornos, Chile

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Katie LaJeunesse Connette

Melissa Songer

James Millington

Gerry F. Killeen

Jesse Alston

Christen Fleming

Justine Smith

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Brian Buma

Jared Stabach

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