Upcoming CMRR workshop 2017. Apply now !

Workshop on Capture-Mark-Recapture and -Recovery analysis 2017 : you can subscribe now!

The introductory course aims to introduce students, researchers and environmental managers to the theory and practical aspects of the analysis of capture-mark-recapture and –recovery. 
We will focus on how to estimate survival, recruitment and dispersal probabilities in natural populations.
The course is based on theoretical classes as well as practical sessions with real and simulated data.
No previous knowledge on capture-mark-recapture or capture-mark-recovery analyses is necessary.

 

If you want to subscribe send message to : g.tavecchia-at-uib.es

For more information on the program and course payment : http://populationecologygroup.blogspot.com.es/p/workshop.html

The 2015 Introductory Course on CMRR analysis has ended: see you next year!

The 2015 Introductory Course on CMRR analysis has ended last friday. Thanks to all participants. We had the opportunity to learn about Oryx and Wolves, Cormorants, Bears, Butterflies, Small mammals, Woodcocks, about hunting, conservations and wind farms.  It has been the opportunity to address scientific questions and, on top of all, to meet nice people.  Thank you again.

Debating about GOF and AIC, of course (apologises for the missing persons, it is the only pic I have)

See you next year, last week of November, as always.

Introductory course : CAPTURE-MARK-RECAPTURE AND –RECOVERY ANALYSIS

UPCOMING WORKSHOP : 21-26 November 2016 !!!!!

23-27 November 2015, Mallorca, SPAIN

The course aims to introduce students, researchers and environmental managers to the theory and practical aspects of the analysis of capture-mark-recapture and –recovery data to estimate survival, recruitment and dispersal probabilities. The course is based on theoretical classes as well as practical sessions with real and simulated data.

Dead line for registration: 24 September 2015 
Places: 20

Capture-Recapture Workshop at MUSE

The 2014 capture-recapture workshop at the MUSE, in callaboration with Dr. Simone Tenan ended last week. 

All went well ....depsite a single, very stubborn participant.


Thanks to all.