Current team members
- Yi-Jen Sun, PhD student on variation in climate sensitivity
- Sofie Buesink, PhD student on cumulative effects on shorebirds
- Sally Sheldon, student assessing hunting impacts on the EAAF Whimbrel population
Former team members
- Dr. Magali Frauendorf, PhD student (completed 2023) working on carry-over effects of human impacts across seasons in shorebirds
- Dr. Henk-Jan van der Kolk, PhD student (completed 2022) working on the impact of human disturbance on shorebird population dynamics
- Dr. Andrew Allen, post-doc (completed 2023) working on how cumulative human impacts affect the meta-population dynamics of a partial migrant
- Martijn van der Sluijs, technician coordinating long-term fieldwork on Schiermonnikoog and the molecular analyses in the lab.
- Dr. Callum Lawson, postdoc 2013-2016 working on the impact of environmental variability on population dynamics
- Dr. Gretchen Wagner, Swiss SNSF postdoctoral fellow 2017-2019 working on phenotypic flexibility during reproduction across avian species
- Dr. Liam Bailey, PhD student 2013-2017 & ARC Endevour postdoctoral fellow 2018 working on the impact of extreme climatic events on shorebird populations
- Dr. Nina McLean, PhD student 2014-2018 working on how climate sensitivity of traits affects population dynamics, later ARC Endeavour postdoctoral fellow working on intra- and interspecific variation in climate senstivity of demographic rates
- Rafael Martig, 2017-2019 citizen science project-manager and coordinating long-term fieldwork on Ameland
Collaborators
- Assoc. Prof Eelke Jongejans, Radboud University
- Dr. Bruno Ens, Sovon Dutch centre for field ornithology
- Prof. Loeske Kruuk, Australian National University
- Prof. Andrew Cockburn, Australian National University
- Dr. Lyanne Brouwer, James Cook University
- Dr. Carla Ewels, James Cook University
- Kees Oosterbeek, Sovon Dutch centre for field ornithology
- Prof. Hans de Kroon, Radboud University
- Assoc. Prof. Yngvild Vindenes, University of Oslo
- Dr. Viktoriia Radchuk, IZW Berlin
- Dr. Stephanie Jenouvrier, Woods Hole Oceanic Institute
- Prof. Bernt-Erik Sæther, Norwegian University of Science and Technology