Veterinary Medicine of wild animals; Conservation Medicine, One Health; Veterinary Medicine in conservation and research projects; Biodiversity conservation; In situ and ex situ activities for wildlife conservation; Integrated Conservation/One Plan Approach; Management in situ and ex situ of wild populations and species; Wildlife monitoring; and Human Dimensions, coexistence and mitigation of human-wildlife conflicts; are some of the main areas of interest. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Knowing the dynamic and structure of wild populations is essential for the consolidation of management plans and conservation programs, therefore it is necessary the knowledge about biology, ecology and physiology of the species. We need to ensure accurately the sex and age of the animals in order to have proper results, though it becomes imprecise for certain species. In the case of jagu…
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