Training

Developing applied skills in ecological data analysis

FatBear offers specialized training for researchers, students, conservation organizations, and wildlife managers wishing to deepen their mastery of modern tools for animal movement data analysis.

These courses combine scientific rigor, practical applications, and feedback from projects carried out in Europe, Africa, and North America.

A practice-oriented approach

The training is based on the use of real datasets and enable participants to acquire skills directly applicable to their research, conservation, or wildlife management projects.

Participants learn to analyze animal movements, model habitats, interpret spatial behaviors, and produce results useful for decision-making.

Modules offered

Movement analysis and space use

Study of GPS trajectories, home ranges, movements, and spatial behaviors.

Habitat selection

Identification and modeling of habitats used by species according to their ecological needs.

Ecological connectivity

Analysis of biological corridors and landscape connectivity for the conservation of animal populations.

Who are these trainings for?

Researchers and PhD students
Universities and academic institutions
NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations)
Wildlife managers
Public bodies and government agencies
Conservation professionals

Practical info

Courses are in English.

Next training

Analysis of animal movement data in R