About this episode
Ecologist Tom Foxley discusses how spatial modeling techniques are enhancing bat conservation efforts in the UK.
In this episode, ecologist Tom Foxley explores how innovative spatial modeling techniques are transforming bat conservation in the UK. Using GPS and acoustic data, researchers can better understand bat movement patterns, identify critical habitats, and support more effective conservation strategies. The conversation highlights the growing intersection of ecology, technology, and policy, showing how these tools are shaping smarter development planning that balances environmental protection with human needs. Discover how cutting-edge wildlife monitoring is helping protect biodiversity and offering new insights into the hidden lives of bats. Show notes on the Geomob website, where you can also learn more about Geomob events and sign up for our monthly newsletter.
People in this episode
Host: Geomob
Guest: Tom Foxley
Topics covered
- bat conservation
- spatial modeling
- ecology
- technology
- wildlife monitoring
- biodiversity
Keywords
- bat distributions
- GPS data
- acoustic data
- habitat identification
- conservation strategies
- environmental protection
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Organizations: Geomob
Places: UK
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