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About Marika roma

I've focused my studies on Conservation Biology since the beginning of my studies, completing them with a Master in Primates Conservation at Oxford Brookes University. Since then I've tried to work or volunteer in Conservation mainly in Africa (Uganda and Madagascar), however I had to pause my career due to Covid and only recfently restarted to cover the ranger position at Vatnajokull National park in Icceland and project manager for NGB genetics.

Which category below best describes the type of organisation you currently work for/or run?

Academic or Research Institute

Areas of expertise

Education & training Monitoring and evaluation Project/programme management Species Management

Would you be willing to be approached and share your lessons learned in your area(s) of expertise with our community?

Yes

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Marika roma

Jan 22, 2025

WildHub peer support

Which are the field monitoring methods that everyone should know?

Hello everyone! I'm developing a platform that aims to improve and accellerate conservation and monitoring efforts in italian protected areas. Up until now we have been focusing mainly on camera traps, eDNA, DNA and acoustic recorders, but I'm sure that many protected areas here still rely heavily on volunteers and field observations, so I'm writing to ask you which monitoring methods you often use! I've thought of transects, rediocollars, pheromones traps (for insects), mistnets and triangulation.. do you have any other idea? Thank you so so much to anyone who will reply!