The Conservation Biology Lab is part of the Department of Biology and was created in 2002 with the general aim of providing solutions for the co-existence of natural values and human development. The lab specific tasks are:
- Promote applied research focused on the management and conservation of Mediterranean ecosystems and natural resources
- Support post graduated classes and master and PhD thesis
- Disseminate the results of the research to the scientific community and the general public
- Support firms and general public in projects aiming biodiversity conservation
People:
António Mira (coordinator)
Ana Galantinho (PhD student)
Carmo Silva (Research fellow)
Carola Meirrose (Assciate Professor)
Celeste Silva (Assistant Professor)
Cláudia Encarnação (PhD student)
Denis Medinas (Research fellow)
Filipe Carvalho (PhD student)
Frederico Mestre (PhD student)
Giovanni Manghi (Research fellow)
Helena Marques (PhD student)
João Tiago Marques (Research fellow)
José Herrera (Post-doc fellow)
Paulo Alves (Research fellow)
Paulo Sá Sousa (Assistant Professor)
Pedro Costa (Research fellow)
Pedro Salgueiro (PhD student)
Pedro Raposo de Almeido (Assistant Professor)
Rafael Carvalho (Research fellow)
Ricardo Pita (Post-doc fellow)
Sara Santos (Post-doc fellow)
Sofia Eufrázio (Research fellow)
Vânia Salgueiro (Research fellow)
Contacts:
University of Évora
Department of Biology
Conservation Biology Lab
Mitra
7002-554 –Évora
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