Giulia Amato- MSc in Wildlife Management Conservation and Control
- MSc Student at University of Sassari
Giulia Amato
- MSc in Wildlife Management Conservation and Control
- MSc Student at University of Sassari
Research Intern at John Prince Research Forest (JPRF), University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), BC, Canada.
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Introduction
I am attending a post-lauream internship at John Prince Research Forest (JPRF): a research center co-managed by the TI'azt'en Nation, the Binche Whut'en, the Nak'azdli Whut'en, and the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), Canada. My research focuses on determining which habitat characteristics influence species detections through the use of trail and off-trail camera traps.
Current institution
Additional affiliations
February 2025 - present
September 2018 - December 2021
Position
- Bachelor (BSc) Student
Description
- The BSc Internship was carried out at the Grimsö Wildlife Research Center, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Sweden. It occurred within the cross-border (Sweden and Norway) collaboration project GRENSEVILT (Wildlife Across Borders), funded by the EU programme Interreg Sweden-Norway.
April 2022 - July 2022
Position
- Post Lauream Internship
Description
- The Post Lauream Internship occurred within the Scandinavian Wolf Research Project (SKANDULV). During the internship, I did a data analysis on arrival order by birds and mammal scavenging species at different food sources (wolf-killed ungulates and remains after moose harvest i.e., provided by humans). Moreover, I joined the wolf summer predation study and the wild ungulates (moose, roe deer, and red deer) population density estimate through pellet count.
Education
October 2022 - December 2024
October 2018 - December 2021
Publications
Publications (3)
Scavenging is an alternative foraging strategy to predation for many carnivore species, as they shift between predation and scavenging in response to changes in resource availability. The use of carrion may lead to interspecific competition and is thus influenced by a risk–reward trade‐off to balance coexistence with guild‐members, where smaller sp...
Some predator species are fundamental component of the ecosystem due their ability to shift their feeding strategy, from predation to scavenging to adapt to changes in resources availability. Resource availability is probably the most important factor for carrion use, and it depends on several factors. Large predators often provide a stable food so...
Järven har under senare tid etablerat sig i Inre Skandinaviens skogsområden vilket även är vargens huvudsakliga utbredningsområde i Skandinavien. Det finns lite kunskap om järvens matvanor i detta område då mycket av den befintliga kunskapen om järven kommer från studier i fjälltrakterna. Järvar som lever i vargrevir har tillgång till föda från var...
Questions
Question (1)
I am looking for a recent report or paper about the Golden eagle distribution in Sweden (or Scandinavia)
