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Reviewing papers by others is a part of the game, checkout Orr's Publons profile for contributions as a reviewer or the Research Gate and Google Scholar profiles for publication list

Reviewing papers by others is a part of the game, checkout Orr's Publons profile for contributions as a reviewer or the Research Gate and Google Scholar profiles for publication list

Movement Ecology and Individual Behavior

Personality-dependent movement in human-dominated habitats

This project explores the interplay between innate behavioral trait (i.e. personality), the way animals move, and the environment the reside in. We hope to investigate questions related to the ecological outcomes of these behavioral syndrome... read more

Combining movement and disease ecology to identify risk factors for Griffon vultures (Gyps fulvus)

In this study we explore the feedback between disease and behavior. On one hand, we investigate different risk factors (e.g. poisoning or viral pathogens) that affect vultures movement and survival. On the other hand, we explore how a vulture’s individual behavior... read more

Yoram Shpirer

Feral pigeons as disease spreaders

In this project we collect movement and disease data to investigate the role of feral pigeons (Columba livia), as potential vectors in disease transmission among dairy farms and agricultural sites in central Israel.... read more

Tovale Solomon

Tracking barn owl (Tyto alba) movement to assess individual differences in their pest control services

Agricultural monoculture is prevailing in many parts of the world, providing the food requirements of the ever-growing human population. Monoculture fields, however, often suffer from rodent outbreaks... read more

Demography and movement ecology of golden jackal’s

Here we study the demography and movement of the golden jackal (Canis aureus), focusing on the population of Harod valley in northern Israel. This population has a key role of rabies vectors and hosts .... read more

Exploration- exploitation trade-off in foraging deer

Foragers (humans and animals alike) face a basic trade-off between exploiting known resources and exploring for new ones. Deer face this dilemma during re-introductions: what is the optimal investment in the two behaviors?... read more

Linking social networks with movement ecology

This project focuses on a new randomization method we have recently proposed to explore and account for environmental confounding factors influence the social networks of free ranging species... read more

Lior Kislev

Monitoring the population of the Common quail in Israel

This project, run together with the INPA, focuses on monitoring the status and distribution of the Israeli breeding population of the Common quail (Coturnix coturnix) ... read more

Why movement matters for disease ecology?

TBD

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Space-use and its implications for conservation

TBD

The feedback between information and movement

TBD

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