Russell Hill
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Professor Russell Hill is the Head of Department at Durham University in the United Kingdom. His research focuses on the behavioural and physiological responses of wildlife, particularly in relation to human impacts on ecosystems. Recent publications include studies on the responses of chacma baboons to habitat changes, the role of ecological citizen science in enhancing pupils' connection to nature, and various methodologies for estimating wildlife populations. He continues to contribute to the field of wildlife ecology through innovative research on invasive species and effective monitoring techniques.
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Ann MacLarnon
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University of Durham
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Philip Stephens
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Sian Elizabeth Green
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Mark Whittingham
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Pen-Yuan Hsing
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Wayne Dawson
Lecturer (ecology)
University of Durham
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