Fábio Balotari Chiebáo

Fábio Balotari Chiebáo is a Postdoctoral Researcher and Lecturer at Novia University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Bioeconomy. His work bridges Ecology, Conservation Biology, and Renewable Energy, focusing on the impacts of wind energy infrastructure on bird populations, particularly raptors.

• First Degree & Teaching Certification: Universidade Estadual de Maringá (2007)
• Master's Degree: University of Glasgow (Ecology & Environmental Biology)
• PhD: University of Turku (2018, thesis on white-tailed eagle spatial behavior and wind energy)

Research interests center on spatial ecology of birds, species distribution modeling, spatial conservation prioritisation, and landscape ecology, utilizing tools like R programming and GIS. His postdoctoral work (2020–present) emphasizes vulnerability assessments of Finnish bird populations to both onshore and offshore wind energy projects, with recent studies on lesser black-backed gulls in the Baltic Sea.

His recent publications focus on wind energy impacts, habitat use by raptors, and conservation strategies. Keywords span Ecology, Conservation Biology, Renewable Energy, and Landscape Ecology, with sub-fields including Bird Conservation, Spatial Modeling, Human-Wildlife Conflict, GIS Applications, and Environmental Policy.