Daniel A Warren

This study identifies and quantifies human-wildlife conflicts involving terrestrial mammals in Great Britain, finding economic conflicts exceed £0.5 billion and non-native species pose higher zoonotic disease risks.

This study tracks pheasant dispersal patterns after release, finding greater and more directed movement than previously assumed, with some birds encroaching on conservation sites.

This study predicts future West Nile Virus risk in the UK by combining species distribution models of vectors, hosts, and climate scenarios.

This study predicts West Nile Virus risk across Europe using species distribution modeling, showing increased risk in some areas and decreased risk in others under future climate scenarios.