Workshop
17 September 2026 – –
Stellenbosch University (NITheCS Seminar Room)
en
Advanced Animal Movement Modelling Training Workshop (2/2)
Animal movement ecology has advanced rapidly over the past decade, driven by improvements in wildlife telemetry, remote sensing, environmental data products, and statistical modelling.
Bioinformatics and Quantitative Biology
The dates for this series are:
- Wednesday, 16 September 2026
- Thursday, 17 September 2026 ✓
Presenters
Poster

Details
Modern movement analyses increasingly integrate behavioural processes, habitat selection, and space use to address fundamental ecological questions and inform conservation planning.
This workshop provides hands-on training in contemporary movement ecology workflows using R and introduces advanced modelling frameworks that link animal decision-making, movement behaviour, habitat use, and conservation outcomes.
It combines conceptual lectures, practical coding sessions, and collaborative research discussions using a real African wildlife telemetry dataset.
Alternative Viewing Locations
- Online
Requirements
Participants should have a working knowledge of R and basic statistical modelling. This is not an introductory R course.

