ARISTOTLE
UNIVERSITY OF
THESSALONIKI
Professor in Wildlife Ecology and Management
in School of Forestry and Natural Environment
visitors
ABOUT ME
My overall research objective is the conservation of vertebrate species, in particular those considering as rare and/or endangered. Applications to endangered species conservation intrigue me and are the underlying motivation for many of my research goals. My research interests and experience also are in wildlife ecology and conservation, biodiversity conservation, community ecology and spatial ecology.
Recently, a new carabid species which belongs to the Family of Dermestidae, Anthrenus bakaloudisi was discovered. It is named bakaloudisi, because I collected the first specimen around Thessaloniki (Holloway et al. 2024).
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Conservation of endangered species
Animal-Environment interactions
Wildlife-Human conflicts
Species distribution models
Ecology and management of invasive-alien species
EDUCATION
1987 - 1992
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
School of Geotechnical Sciences
Dept. of Forestry and Natural Environment
1996 - 2000
University of Reading, U.K.
School of Animal & Microbial Sciences
Ph.D. in Wildlife Ecology and Management