Jeremy D Wilson

Years Active: 2020-2024
Publications (10 Years): 5

Royal Society for the Protection of Birds

University of Edinburgh (PHD)

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Affiliation History

Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Apr 01 2001

United Kingdom

Head of Conservation Science, Scotland :: Centre for Conservation Science

Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Jul 01 1996 - Mar 31 2001

United Kingdom

Senior Research Biologist :: Conservation Science

University of Oxford Edward Grey Institute of Field Ornithology Jan 01 1994 - Jun 30 1996

United Kingdom

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Ecology & Behaviour Group :: Zoology

British Trust for Ornithology Dec 01 1991 - Dec 31 1993

United Kingdom

Higher Scientific Officer, Birds and Organic Farming Project :: Habitats Research

University of Edinburgh Jan 01 1990 - Dec 31 1991

United Kingdom

Royal Commission for Exhibition of 1851 Research Fellow :: Zoology

Education History

University of Edinburgh Oct 01 1986 - Dec 31 1989

United Kingdom

PHD :: Zoology

Publications

Richard D Gregory, Jon R Bridle, Jeremy D Wilson
What is the role of scientists in meeting the environmental challenges of the twenty-first century? Royal Society open science 11 (6) (2024)
Richard D Gregory, Jon R Bridle, Jeremy D Wilson
What is the role of scientists in meeting the environmental challenges of the twenty-first century? Royal Society open science 11 (6) (2024)
Staffan Roos, Jennifer Smart, David W Gibbons, Jeremy D Wilson
Corrigendum to 'A review of predation as a limiting factor for bird populations in mesopredator-rich landscapes: a case study of the UK', published in Biological Reviews 93, pp. 1915-1937 (2018). Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society (2021)
Staffan Roos, Steve T Campbell, Gill Hartley, Richard F Shore, Lee A Walker, Jeremy D Wilson
Annual abundance of common Kestrels (Falco tinnunculus) is negatively associated with second generation anticoagulant rodenticides. Ecotoxicology (London, England) 30 (4) (2021)
Steven R Ewing, Alistair Baxter, Jeremy D Wilson, Daniel B Hayhow, James Gordon, Des B A Thompson, D Philip Whitfield, René van der Wal
Clinging on to alpine life: Investigating factors driving the uphill range contraction and population decline of a mountain breeding bird. Global change biology 26 (7) (2020)

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