Elham Ebrahimi

Elham Ebrahimi is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Wageningen University & Research, specializing in quantitative ecology and conservation biology. She focuses on integrating geospatial data science, artificial intelligence (AI), and ecological analysis to study biodiversity patterns and species interactions under global environmental changes. Her work includes analyzing data from satellite imagery, camera traps, and citizen science to inform conservation strategies.

She actively contributes to the international Biodiversa+ BIG PICTURE project, developing AI-driven pipelines for biodiversity monitoring across Europe. Her research bridges theoretical ecology, geospatial techniques, and biodiversity data to address challenges like protected area effectiveness and species community dynamics.

Key collaborations include work on camera trap data standardization through an R package and presentations at conferences like ECM9. She emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to strengthen global conservation efforts.