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Natalia Revilla Martín
Associate (F)
PROGRAM / Conservation biology
LINE / Conservation of agricultural ecosystems and game species
Biologist and Master in Ecology, currently doing a PhD in ecolology and conservation of steppe-land birds in agricultural ecosystems.
Natalia's PhD explores the response of farmland bird species to landscape and management changes associated with agricultural intensification, with the aim to evaluate and improve conservation measures effectiveness. She has previously worked with bats, developing a methodoly to improve cave-dwelling bat surveys and assessing how bats are presented in press.
She is intereseted in developing management measures for biodiversity conservation in agricultural ecosystems and in evaluating public perceptions on biodiveristy
Natalia's PhD explores the response of farmland bird species to landscape and management changes associated with agricultural intensification, with the aim to evaluate and improve conservation measures effectiveness. She has previously worked with bats, developing a methodoly to improve cave-dwelling bat surveys and assessing how bats are presented in press.
She is intereseted in developing management measures for biodiversity conservation in agricultural ecosystems and in evaluating public perceptions on biodiveristy
Keywords
BioacousticsConservationSteppic birdsChiropteransLatest Publications
- Pérez Granados, C.,..., Bota, G., Brotons, Ll., Cabodevilla, X., Giralt, D., Revilla Martín, R. et al. (2025). Key conservation actions for European steppes in the context of the Post‑2020 Global Biodiversity Framework. Sustainability Science
- Revilla-Martin, N., Tarjuelo, R., Sanz-Pérez, A., Sardà-Palomera, F., Bota, G., Santhosh, V., Giralt, D. (2025). Mechanical management decreases arthropod biomass by changing vegetation structure in fallow fields of high conservation value. Journal of Applied Ecology
- Revilla-Martín, N., Giralt, D., Sanz-Pérez, A., Bota, G., Sardà-Palomera, F. (2023). Disentangling the effects of management, field characteristics of fallows, and surrounding landscape to promote steppe bird conservation. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment
- López-Baucells, A., Revilla-Martín, N., Mas, M., Alonso-Alonso, P., Budinski, I., Fraixedas, S., Fernández-Llamazares, A. (2023). Newspaper Coverage and Framing of Bats, and Their Impact on Readership Engagement. EcoHealth