Dr Connor Panter is a Researcher within the School of Geography at the University of Nottingham. As a quantitative macroecologist and conservation biologist, Connor studies how human activities shape bird ecology, movement, and mortality. He integrates GPS telemetry, large-scale biodiversity data, and novel data sources to understand species’ responses to environmental change. Connor is particularly interested in developing innovative approaches, including web-sourced media, to study behaviour and conservation across broad scales, with a focus on raptors as a model system.