Conservation
Conservation decisions need robust evidence to show that actions are working.
- Is the population declining?
- Is your intervention working?
- Where should you focus limited resources?
Statistical rigour gives funders and stakeholders confidence that conservation outcomes are real and resources are well spent. You want data and results that are scientifically sound and can withstand scrutiny.
What we do:
- Monitoring programme design
- Population analysis and viability assessment
- Evaluation of conservation interventions
- Advice on management frameworks
Projects
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Renewable Energy
Wind, solar, and infrastructure projects need to demonstrate they can coexist with wildlife.
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Conservation
Conservation decisions need supported by robust evidence to demonstrate that actions are effective.
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Natural Resource Use
Many extractive industries, such as mining and fisheries, have impacts on the environment and ecosystems in which they operate, but supply products and economic benefits that are critical to our way of life.
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Research
Academic and applied research demands methodological rigour and reproducibility.