Professor Dr. Corey Callaghan

Biography

Corey Callaghan is an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of New South Wales, primarily focusing on global change ecology. His research aims to understand how anthropogenic activities influence biodiversity responses both spatially and temporally. He has expertise in several domains, including urban ecology, citizen science, and ornithology. Callaghan's recent research projects exemplify his interests, such as evaluating the economic potential of vagrant birdwatching and exploring the continental-scale responses of bird diversity to urbanization. His work extends beyond birds, integrating the study of other taxa such as frogs, particularly in the context of urbanization. Corey is dedicated to improving future biodiversity sampling through innovative citizen science methodologies, leveraging his background to foster greater engagement in ecological research among the public.

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