Want to Learn Movement Ecology and the Analysis of Movement Data?

Animal tracking data are now central to ecological research, conservation,
and wildlife management. This *live online course* provides a thorough,
applied introduction to the *analysis of animal movement data in R*,
combining ecological theory with hands-on statistical workflows.

You will learn how to move from raw tracking data to robust ecological
inference using widely adopted spatial and movement-modelling approaches.
The course is designed to help you analyse complex movement datasets with
confidence and methodological rigour.
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Movement Ecology (the Analysis of Movement Data)
<https://prstats.org/course/movement-ecology-the-analysis-of-movement-data-move09/>

Learn to analyse animal movement data using spatial methods, home range
estimation, interaction metrics and resource or step selection models
through hands-on training in R.

This course focuses on practical methods for analysing animal movement
data, with an emphasis on *reproducible workflows in R* and clear
interpretation of results.

*Key topics include:*

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   Preparing and exploring animal tracking and telemetry data
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   Spatial methods for analysing movement patterns
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   Home range estimation and utilisation distributions
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   Interaction, overlap, and proximity metrics
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   Resource selection functions (RSFs)
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   Step selection functions (SSFs) and movement-based models

*What you will gain:*

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   A solid understanding of the conceptual foundations of movement ecology
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   Hands-on experience applying methods to real movement datasets
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   The ability to choose appropriate analytical approaches for different
   ecological questions
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   Skills directly applicable to research, conservation, and wildlife
   management contexts

*Who this course is for:*

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   Ecologists and wildlife researchers
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   Conservation practitioners and analysts
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   Graduate students and early-career scientists working with movement data
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   Anyone seeking a structured introduction to movement analysis in R

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*Learn how animals move, interact with their environment, and use
space—using methods grounded in modern movement ecology.*

Email [email protected] with any questions

-- 
Oliver Hooker PhD.
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