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OUR RESEARCH

Our research combines conservation biology, macroecology, and sustainability science. We investigate the impact of global change on biodiversity, the effect of this impact on humanity, and the strategies to minimise this impact. Here are some of our recent projects, see Publications for full details of our recent and past research.

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INF-ACT is an Extended Partnership (PE) project on the topic of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases with epidemic/pandemic potential

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The National Biodiversity Future Center is one of the five National Centers on European research supported by Italian National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The Vision of NBFC is to promote the sustainable management of Italian biodiversity.

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The primary aim of the NaturaConnect project is to design and develop a blueprint for a truly coherent Trans-European Nature Network (TEN-N) 

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Quantifying the presence of wild species in Central Apennines, and their relationship with livestock, to support human-wildlife coexistence.

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Accelerating the monitoring of species extinction risk, by developing an innovative, rapid and consistent framework for prioritizing RL assessments.

PAST RESEARCH PROJECTS

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Disentangling the links between biodiversity conservation and sustainable development, highlighting human risks associated with biodiversity loss.

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Understanding the role of intrinsic and extrinsic drivers of change in species niches, to inform conservation planning under climate change.

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Quantifying the role of wilderness areas for biodiversity conservation, and the biodiversity risk deriving from wilderness loss.

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Projecting global biodiversity trend under land-use and climate change, to evaluate scenarios of socio-economic development.

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