My research focuses on understanding threats to biodiversity and assessing the impact of conservation interventions and in particular how resources, management, governance, and socioeconomic context influence the effectiveness and performance of protected areas. I primarily address this through a global lens, utilizing a large global dataset from conservation organizations, research institutions as well as from remote-sensing sources to develop correlative models of what predicts conservation success, when possible through the use of quasi-experimental methods and setups.
jgeldmann@sund.ku.dk
Rudower Chaussee 16, 12489 Berlin
Assistant Professor, since 2019
University of Copenhagen (Denmark)
Research fellow, 2016-2019
University of Cambridge (UK)
Postdoc, 2014-2016
University of Copenhagen (Denmark)
PhD in Conservation Biology, 2022
University of Copenhagen (Denmark)
M.Sc. in Biology, 2018
University of Copenhagen (Denmark)
B.Sc. in Biology, 2014
University of Copenhagen (Denmark)