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Dani Villero Pi
Associated PI (M)
PROGRAM / Conservation biology
LINE / Science and environmental policy in biodiversity conservation
LINE / Spatial ecology
PhD in Biodiversity from the University of Barcelona.
Since 2007, he has been conducting research within the Biodiversity and Landscape Ecology Group at the CTFC. Associate researcher at the Catalan Institute of Ornithology and member of both the Catalan and Spanish Herpetological Societies. He has authored 49 scientific publications (h-index 14 on Google Scholar; 19 on SCI), including papers in prestigious journals such as Nature, Conservation Letters, and Journal of Applied Ecology. In addition, he has produced dozens of technical reports, contributing to 17 national and international research projects and more than 22 knowledge transfer projects funded through national and international calls.
Keywords
Other disturbancesBioacousticsBiodiversityBioindicatorsGlobal changeCartographyCitizen scienceData scienceScience and environmental policiesConservationAnimal ecologySpatial ecologyThreatened species and habitatsGeographic informationModeling / SimulationsNew technologiesObservatoriesNatural heritageEnvironmental planningTerritory planningGeographic information technologies
Latest Publications
- Canessa, S., Salgado-Rojas, J., Villero, D., Brotons, Ll., Amat, F., Guinart, D., Solórzano, S., López, Ll. Comas, X., Hermoso, V. (2022). Designing an optimal large-scale reintroduction plan for a critically endangered species. Journal of Applied Ecology
- Hermoso V, Villero D, Clavero M, Brotons L (2018). Spatial prioritisation of EU's LIFE‐Nature program to strengthen the conservation impact of Natura 2000. Journal of Applied Ecology
- Hermoso V, Clavero M, Villero D, Brotons L (2017). EU's conservation efforts need more strategic investment to meet continental conservation needs. Conservation Letters
- Richter-Boix, A., Garriga, N., Montori, A.,..., Villero, D., et al. (2013). Effects of the non-native amphibian species Discoglossus pictus on the recipient amphibian community: niche overlap, competition and community organization. Biological Invasions