Wildlife Management and Conservation

The research focuses on various aspects of habitat and species conservation management. A broad scale of field surveys and studies are carried out mostly in Africa, with special attention paid to antelope and giraffe conservation, mitigation of human-wildlife and wildlife-livestock conflict, protected areas management, and environmental education. Ex situ conservation and research realized in European zoos are also included.

Team leader

doc. Ing. Karolína Brandlová, Ph.D.

Projects

• Western Derby eland conservation in Senegal;
• Ecology of large herbivores and carnivores in African savannah;
• Bioavailability and utilization of macro- and micro- elements in soil resources for nutrition of non-domesticated large herbivores;
• Spatial data acquisition techniques for animal conservation planning in Africa and the Middle East

Contact

https://www.ftz.czu.cz/en/r-9419-departments/r-13921-fta-research-groups/r-13936-wildlife-management-and-conservation-research-group