Introduction to sabinaNSDM: A new R package to improve species distribution models based on spatially nested hierarchical models Teresa Goicolea, Alejandra Zarzo Species Distribution Models (SDMs) are essential tools for scientists and conservationists to predict where species are likely to be found, where they have existed in the past, and where they may appear in … Read more
We invite you to the course “Practical and Theoretical Approach to Ecological Modeling” organized by the Spanish Botanical Society: Course Instructor: Rubén G. Mateo, Department of Biology, Autonomous University of Madrid Research Group: SABINA https://geosabina.com Course Summary: In a constantly changing world, understanding and predicting species distribution patterns is essential for biodiversity conservation and natural … Read more
In 2022, wildfires devastated around 310,000 hectares of land in Spain, an area five times the size of the city of Madrid. This figure triples the amount of land burned in 2021, and given the ongoing climate crisis, the risk of wildfires is expected to increase in the coming years. Faced with this situation, … Read more
On May 1st, we launched a new project: ForesteCCo. Through this project, funded by the Biodiversity Foundation, a web viewer for forest species adapted to future climate conditions will be developed, among other activities. Specifically, at the Climate Research Foundation, in addition to coordinating the project, we will develop local future climate scenarios, species distribution … Read more
The stability of ecological communities and the conservation of biodiversity, both in Spain and globally, are increasingly threatened by the intense impacts of climate change. Researchers at the Global Biodiversity and Change Research Center at UAM and other institutions are working on the development of hierarchical ecological models, which allow for the measurement of biodiversity … Read more
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