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How can we reduce illegal activity in Africa's protected areas?

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Dr Colin Beale works on a wide range of ecological problems from population dynamics and distributions to fire ecology in the African savannah. The main thread linking different strands of his research is a fundamental interest in spatial processes in ecology, from the way individual animals move across a landscape, through the patterns and processes that shape individual species distributions, to global patterns in biodiversity. He is interested in understanding all aspects of spatial variation in ecological processes at a range of spatial scales, using and developing appropriate statistical techniques alongside an active programme of field research in the UK and Africa.

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