Xavier Lambin

The paper shows that invasive mink's impact on water voles varies by individual residency status, suggesting targeted removal strategies based on spatial scales can improve conservation outcomes.

This paper develops a Bayesian integrated population model to analyze Western Capercaillie population dynamics in Scotland, identifying key drivers of decline and evaluating management strategies.

The paper shows density increases network connectedness in wild animal populations, but effects saturate, with stronger spatial than social impacts.

This study shows that diversionary feeding increases capercaillie productivity by reducing nest depredation, offering a non-lethal solution to conservation conflicts.

This paper conceptualizes a general AI-assisted data-to-inference workflow for ecology, highlighting challenges and opportunities for integrating AI into existing ecological inference methods.