TEAM MEMBER
Daniela Teixeira
Project Technician
PhD in Biology and Ecology of Global Change (UA, FCUL, 2023)
Work Line 2: Risk Management
Master’s degree in Ecology and Environmental Management (FCUL, 2015), where she began developing projects in forest areas with small mammals. Later, she moved on to work with mesocarnivores during her doctorate in Biology and Ecology of Global Change (UA, FCUL, 2023). She developed tasks in different projects where she was responsible for the planning, execution and processing of data collected during fieldwork, highlighting the experience gained in capturing and handling small mammals, placing camera traps, and gathering biological material.
Areas of interest:
Biodiversity, mammals, forest management, project management, production forests.
MAIN PUBLICATIONS
Title: Effect of anthropic disturbances on the activity pattern of two generalist mesocarnivores inhabiting Mediterranean forestry plantations.
Year: 2023
Authors: Teixeira D., Ares-Pereira G., Camarinha C., Lima C., Magalhães A., Castro G., Fonseca C., Rosalino L.
Journal:Biodiversity and Conservation
Title: Drivers of occupancy patterns for the red fox, Vulpes vulpes, in Mediterranean Eucalyptus plantations
Year: 2022
Authors: Teixeira D., Castro G., Ares-Pereira G., Lima C., Magalhães A., Camarinha C., Guillera-Arroita G., Fonseca C., Rosalino L.
Journal: Forest Ecology and Management
Title: Influence of life-history traits on the occurrence of carnivores within exotic Eucalyptus plantations
Year: 2020
Authors: Teixeira D., Guillera-Arroita G., Hilário R., Fonseca C., Rosalino L.
Journal: Diversity and Distributions
Title: Management of Eucalyptus plantations influences small mammal density: Evidence from Southern Europe
Year: 2017
Authors: Teixeira D., Carrilho M., Mexia T., Köbel M,, Santos M,, Santos-Reis M,, Rosalino L.
Journal: Forest Ecology and Management
