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Hèctor Gallardo Colomer
KTT specialist
PROGRAM / Conservation biology
LINE / Conservation of forest ecosystems
Graduated in Biology, with a Master's degree in Ethology from 2014.
He has worked in various parks and nature reserves in South America to study the diversity and occupancy of medium and large terrestrial vertebrates, developing educational materials in collaboration with local communities. In Canada, he collaborated in the Alberta region on mitigating human-bear conflicts through bear tagging and monitoring, as well as in public education efforts. Additionally, he has worked in the hunting management section of the Government of Catalonia, focusing on the management and reduction of agricultural damage.
Currently, he works in the field and in data analysis for projects dedicated to the conservation and study of forest biodiversity. Among them, he participates in the LIFE UNCINATA project for the restoration and protection of black pine forests, supports the monitoring and management of large carnivores, and analyzes the role of carrion in the ecosystems of the Pyrenees.
Keywords
BiodiversityConservationAnimal ecologyThreatened species and habitatsLarge carnivoresPotential Biodiversity IndexGeographic informationMammalsBiodiversity conservation measures