Dr. Michael Campbell is an environmental scientist with specialized interests in applied ecology and biogeography: the modelling of human/wildlife (avian scavenger and/or mammal carnivore) relations in changing landscapes, forest/savanna landcover change using geomatics, and applications of these to case studies in Central America, Canada and West Africa. He is also an expert in geographical information science, remote sensing, statistics, natural hazards, international development and environment, physical geography, political ecology, environment in social science methodologies and conservation biology.
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Cattle, Their Predators and Geomatics Research
Michael O'Neal Campbell
Wild Cattle Species and Their Ecology.- Wild Cattle and their Carnivores.- Cattle Ancestry, Domestication and Carnivores.- Cattle Ancestry and Ancient Carnivores.- Predators of Cattle in Europe.- Predators of Cattle in Africa.- Predators of Cattle in North America.- Predators of Cattle in South America.- Conclusions.
