Clara Tattoni

Clara Tattoni is a Professor at the University of Trento, specializing in geomatics, landscape ecology, and wildlife conservation. Her work integrates GIS and open-source tools to study human-wildlife interactions, ecosystem services, and forest dynamics.

• Doctoral Course: Agri-food and Environmental Sciences
• Email: clara.tattoni@unitn.it

Her research interests include:

• Human-wildlife conflict resolution
• Landscape transformation analysis
• Conservation biology of apex predators like brown bears
• GIS and FOSS4G applications for environmental monitoring
• Cultural ecosystem services and public perception

Recent publications focus on:

• Quantifying beta diversity in Alpine regions using historical data
• Modeling landscape metrics and cell neighborhood effects
• Stakeholder perceptions of wildlife management
• Impacts of anthropogenic risk on bear behavior
• Climate change and EU priority habitat conservation
• Wildlife crossing design with cost-benefit analysis

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts. She has collaborated extensively with researchers like Marco Ciolli and Paolo Zatelli, often using open-source geospatial tools in ecological studies.