P. F. Donald

This paper quantifies global bird trade prevalence using seven datasets, identifying species at risk and informing conservation strategies.

The paper creates high-resolution Area of Habitat maps for 16,132 terrestrial bird and mammal species, showing habitat availability within their ranges and producing global species richness maps.

The paper develops a two-step validation protocol for Area of Habitat maps, finding that 95.9% of bird and 95.0% of mammal maps perform better than random.

This paper develops a data-driven model to translate IUCN habitat classes to land-cover classes for mapping Area of Habitat of terrestrial vertebrates, showing it performs equally well to expert knowledge with greater standardization.

This study identifies two migration routes of the Sociable Lapwing, reveals high site fidelity to stopover and wintering areas, and estimates the global population size while highlighting threats from hunting and habitat loss.

This study compares the environmental impacts of five major vegetable oils, finding oil palm has the lowest carbon and biodiversity loss per tonne of oil but affects range-restricted species more than sunflower and rapeseed.