Brooke Bateman Email & Phone Number | My research interests are in spatial ecology, climate change, and threatened species, although I am interested in all aspects of ecology and conservation. Currently, my research focuses on spatial ecology and species distribution modeling, with emphasis on the effect that extreme weather events and climate change have on biodiversity. I work closely with on-the-ground practitioners and stakeholders to link research to on-the-ground conservation and management actions. As the director of Climate Watch, I work with community volunteers to better understand how North American birds are being affected by climate change. In addition, I collaborate with scientists from universities, government agencies and within the National Audubon Society’s science team to develop research focused on climate, community science, and conservation of birds. I received my PhD in Zoology and Tropical Ecology, with a concentration in conservation biology from James Cook University (Townsville, Australia) in 2010. I conducted my postdoctoral research with James Cook University, The University of Tasmania, and CSIRO in Australia and later, as a postdoctoral associate and assistant scientist on a NASA funded project with the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Specialties: Ecology research, spatial ecology, climate change, extreme weather events, species distribution modeling, threatened species conservation research, statistical analysis, ArcGIS software, R, Maxent, fauna survey techniques (small and large mammal trapping, reptile and amphibian trapping, bird surveys, radio tracking, spotlighting, Wildlife handling; includes pit-tagging, ear biopsy and standard measurements, GPS, venomous snake handling, camera trapping etc)

Brooke Bateman

My research interests are in spatial ecology, climate change, and threatened species, although I am...
5 North Road, Stony Brook, United States

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Brooke Bateman’s Location 5 North Road, Stony Brook, United States

Brooke Bateman’s Current Industry National Audubon Society

Brooke Bateman’s Prior Industry University Of Wisconsin Madison Department Of Forest And Wildlife Ecology | University Of Wisconsin Madison | James Cook University | Csiro

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National Audubon Society

Senior Director Climate and Community Science

2024-01-01 00:00:00 - Present

University Of Wisconsin Madison Department Of Forest And Wildlife Ecology

Assistant Scientist

2016-10-01 00:00:00 - 2016-11-01 00:00:00

University Of Wisconsin Madison

Postdoctoral Research Associate

2012-02-01 00:00:00 - 2016-09-01 00:00:00

James Cook University

Post-Doctoral Research Associate

2010-08-01 00:00:00 - 2012-02-01 00:00:00

Csiro

Research Assistant

2006-11-01 00:00:00 - 2011-04-01 00:00:00

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5 North Road, Stony Brook, United States

Brooke Bateman is a My research interests are in spatial ecology, climate change, and threatened species, although I am interested in all aspects of ecology and conservation. Currently, my research focuses on spatial ecology and species distribution modeling, with emphasis on the effect that extreme weather events and climate change have on biodiversity. I work closely with on-the-ground practitioners and stakeholders to link research to on-the-ground conservation and management actions. As the director of Climate Watch, I work with community volunteers to better understand how North American birds are being affected by climate change. In addition, I collaborate with scientists from universities, government agencies and within the National Audubon Society’s science team to develop research focused on climate, community science, and conservation of birds. I received my PhD in Zoology and Tropical Ecology, with a concentration in conservation biology from James Cook University (Townsville, Australia) in 2010. I conducted my postdoctoral research with James Cook University, The University of Tasmania, and CSIRO in Australia and later, as a postdoctoral associate and assistant scientist on a NASA funded project with the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Specialties: Ecology research, spatial ecology, climate change, extreme weather events, species distribution modeling, threatened species conservation research, statistical analysis, ArcGIS software, R, Maxent, fauna survey techniques (small and large mammal trapping, reptile and amphibian trapping, bird surveys, radio tracking, spotlighting, Wildlife handling; includes pit-tagging, ear biopsy and standard measurements, GPS, venomous snake handling, camera trapping etc)

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University Of Wisconsin Madison Department Of Forest And Wildlife Ecology | University Of Wisconsin Madison | James Cook University | Csiro

Brooke Bateman has the following professional experience:
National Audubon Society | University Of Wisconsin Madison Department Of Forest And Wildlife Ecology | University Of Wisconsin Madison | James Cook University | Csiro