Kevin Wood

I am interested in understanding the how interactions between organisms and their food resources generate the patterns of species distribution, habitat use, behaviour and abundance, that we see in nature.

Furthermore, I aim to understand how consumer-resource interactions affect the structure, functioning and service provision of ecosystems.

My recent research has combined statistical modelling and individual-based modelling to examine the conditions under which consumers cause depletion of food resources.

Using evidence to manage shellfisheries and their wading birds

Kevin Wood, 8 July 2015 - Field Research, Fisheries, Monitoring, SFN 2015, Shellfish News

Intertidal areas, such as estuaries, can be both important fisheries and key habitats for wildlife. During winter months, large flocks of wading birds (Order: Charadriiformes) gather to feed within estuaries.

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