Project title: The use of biologging tools and freely available data sources to assess habitat quality, existential risks and effective conservation planning for birds threatened by water loss in the landscape
Project number: SS07020024
Provider: Technology Agency of the Czech Republic
Programme: Environment for Life (Call 7)
Project coordinator: Czech University of Life Sciences Prague – FES
Project leader: Mgr. Martin Sládeček, Ph.D.
Project manager: Ing. Petra Málková
Project schedule: 04/2024–06/2026
Total project budget: 2,367,015 CZK
Abstract:
The project develops the methodological potential of integrating in-situ data with open access data sources in nature conservation. A project consists of the two case studies on two model bird species inhabiting different habitats (arable land/forest). Linking these data with satellite data and data from observation databases will provide detailed insight into the interactions of the model species with environment and allow extrapolation of the outputs to the Czech Republic. The project outputs will provide comprehensive application in the assessment of environmental risks to the occurrence of the model species, and enable planning and evaluation of conservation measures to support them. Free access to the outputs will allow the adaptation of the outputs to the protection of other species.
