The Conservation Physiology of Predators, Prey, and People in Changing Ecosystems

Explore the intricate relationships between predators, prey, and human populations in evolving ecosystems through this insightful 37-minute conference talk presented by Heather Bryan at the Society for Experimental Biology. Delve into the field of conservation physiology and gain a deeper understanding of how changing environmental conditions impact the delicate balance between species. Learn about the physiological adaptations and responses of various organisms to ecological shifts, and discover the implications for wildlife management and conservation efforts. Bryan's presentation offers valuable insights into the complex interplay between human activities and ecosystem dynamics, providing a thought-provoking examination of the challenges and opportunities in preserving biodiversity in a rapidly changing world.

The Conservation Physiology of Predators, Prey, and People in Changing Ecosystems by Heather Bryan