Dr Ana Nuno

Interests:

My research interests are focused at understanding human-wildlife interactions and anthropogenic drivers of biodiversity change in order to minimize conflict and support the sustainable use of wildlife resources. Particularly, I am interested in the application of more holistic approaches to support decision-making under uncertainty in conservation, such as adaptive management and management strategy evaluation. I am very keen to do some more work on bringing together biological and social data into unified frameworks, which I believe is essential to fully understanding and addressing conservation issues.

2013 PhD Conservation Science (Imperial College London, UK)
2007 MRes Biodiversity and Conservation (University of Leeds, UK)
2005 BSc Biology (University of Porto, Portugal)

2014 Visiting researcher at Centre of Excellence for Environmental Decisions, Australia
2008-2009 Intern at Convergence Centre/GAIA (NGO), Aldeia das Amoreiras, Portugal
2005-2006 Research Assistant at Mammal Research Institute, Bialowieza, Poland