Pegah Hamedani Raja
pegah.hamedaniraja@utu.fi |
Species-habitat interactions, landscape ecology, spatial scale and conservation planning.
I am a doctoral candidate in the Department of Biology. I completed
my master’s degree in 2012 in Isfahan University of Technology in Iran.
Currently, I am studying how the features of 3D-landscapes affect community assembly of birds. I use GIS and statistical analyses to extract patterns of species-habitat relationship at different spatial scales.
Previously, I have worked on habitat suitability and conservation planning of Asian houbara bustard, an endangered bird species.
Teaching and organizing a workshop:
"An Introduction to Spatial Data Handling and Mapping in R", University
of Turku.
- Rewilding for biodiversity offsets: A case study of passive ecological restoration on lowland agricultural land for Biodiversity Net Gain in England (2025)
- Global Ecology and Conservation