Carlos Abrahams: How do I perform automated recordings of bird assemblages?
Meet your Tutor: Carlos Abrahams, Baker Consultants and Nottingham Trent University
Carlos is Technical Director at Baker Consultants, leading a team of ecological consultants. In this role he is responsible for delivering around 100 ecological impact assessments for a variety of development-related projects every year. Many of these require survey for birds and bats using sound recording technologies. Alongside this, he is also a Senior Lecturer at Nottingham Trent University, contributing to the Environmental Biology BSc course. In his spare time he conducts research on bird bioacoustics, developing and promoting this survey approach to aid conservation efforts for rare and declining species. This work has primarily focussed on how bioacoustics methods can be used to help understand occupancy and population sizes of forest and heathland birds at opposite ends of the UK.
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