Urban landscapes are increasingly being recognised for their potential to support wildlife and bring people closer to nature. BTO is conducting research to:
- Describe the processes influencing urban biodiversity; and
- Better understand the value of urban biodiversity for human well-being.
This work provides a crucial evidence base for informing wildlife-friendly urban landscape planning and management across the UK.
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Santiago Cárdenas
Santiago is responsible for delivering a suite of citizen science surveys centred around garden ecology, through the operational management of BTO’s Garden Birdwatch (GBW), Garden Bird Feeding Survey (GBFS) and Garden Wildlife Health (GWH) projects.
A central aspect of the role is to attract new participants and contribute to BTO's strategic scientific goals, through close collaborations with the Supporter Team, Survey Team, and Ambassadors Network.
