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Dr Hannah Wauchope

Dr Hannah Wauchope

 Daphne du Maurier 

 

Daphne du Maurier Building, University of Exeter,  Penryn Campus, Penryn, Cornwall, TR10 9FE, UK

Overview

I am a computational ecologist and conservation scientist, working to improve conservation decisions, especially in polar regions. I am interested in how biodiversity responds to large-scale stressors (such as climate change) in the past, present and future, and how understanding this can inform policy and conservation management. 

I am currently an 1851 Research Fellow at the Centre for Ecology and Conservation, University of Exeter. Working alongside Dr Regan Early, I am investigating past species responses to climatic change to better predict future responses. My previous research has included studies of protected area effectiveness at a global scale, conservation of polar regions, and methods to better work with count data.

See more at hannahwauchope.com

Qualifications

2011-2014 BSc (Hons) Zoology and Ecology - The University of Queensland

2015 Research Assistant - Australian Antarctic Division

2016-2020 PhD Zoology - University of Cambridge

Career

1851 Research Fellow, University of Exeter, 2020-2023

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Publications

Key publications | Publications by category | Publications by year

Key publications


Wauchope H, Amano T, Geldmann J, Johnston A, Simmons B, Sutherland W, Jones JPG (In Press). Evaluating impact using time-series data. Trends in Ecology and Evolution
Wauchope HS, Shaw JD, Terauds A (2019). A snapshot of biodiversity protection in Antarctica. Nature Communications, 10(1). Abstract.
Wauchope HS, Amano T, Sutherland WJ, Johnston A (2019). When can we trust population trends? a method for quantifying the effects of sampling interval and duration. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 10(12), 2067-2078.
Wauchope HS, Shaw JD, Varpe Ø, Lappo EG, Boertmann D, Lanctot RB, Fuller RA (2016). Rapid climate-driven loss of breeding habitat for Arctic migratory birds. Global Change Biology, 23(3), 1085-1094.

Publications by category


Journal articles

Wauchope H, Amano T, Geldmann J, Johnston A, Simmons B, Sutherland W, Jones JPG (In Press). Evaluating impact using time-series data. Trends in Ecology and Evolution
Wauchope HS, Jones JPG, Amano T, Geldmann J, Blanco D, Fuller RA, Langendoen T, Mundkur T, Simmons BI, Nagy S, et al (In Press). Quantifying the impact of protected areas on near-global waterbird population trends, a pre-analysis plan.  Abstract.
Wauchope HS, Jones JPG, Amano T, Geldmann J, Blanco D, Fuller RA, Langendoen T, Mundkur T, Simmons BI, Nagy S, et al (In Press). Quantifying the impact of protected areas on near-global waterbird population trends, a pre-analysis plan.  Abstract.
Simmons BI, Wauchope HS, Amano T, Dicks LV, Sutherland WJ, Dakos V (In Press). Vulnerable species interactions are important for the stability of mutualistic networks.  Abstract.
Dickson I, Butchart SHM, Catalano A, Gibbons D, Jones JPG, Lee-Brooks K, Oldfield T, Noble D, Paterson S, Roy S, et al (2023). Introducing a common taxonomy to support learning from failure in conservation. Conserv Biol, 37(1). Abstract.  Author URL.
Wauchope HS, Jones JPG, Geldmann J, Simmons BI, Amano T, Blanco DE, Fuller RA, Johnston A, Langendoen T, Mundkur T, et al (2022). Protected areas have a mixed impact on waterbirds, but management helps. Nature, 605(7908), 103-107. Abstract.  Author URL.
Simmons BI, Wauchope HS, Amano T, Dicks LV, Sutherland WJ, Dakos V (2020). Estimating the risk of species interaction loss in mutualistic communities. PLOS Biology, 18(8), e3000843-e3000843.
Geldmann J, Alves-Pinto H, Amano T, Bartlett H, Christie AP, Collas L, Cooke SC, Correa R, Cripps I, Doherty A, et al (2020). Insights from two decades of the Student Conference on Conservation Science. Biological Conservation, 243 Abstract.
Amano T, Székely T, Wauchope HS, Sandel B, Nagy S, Mundkur T, Langendoen T, Blanco D, Michel NL, Sutherland WJ, et al (2020). Responses of global waterbird populations to climate change vary with latitude. Nature Climate Change, 10(10), 959-964.
Wauchope HS, Shaw JD, Terauds A (2019). A snapshot of biodiversity protection in Antarctica. Nature Communications, 10(1). Abstract.
Rose DC, Amano T, González-Varo JP, Mukherjee N, Robertson RJ, Simmons BI, Wauchope HS, Sutherland WJ (2019). Calling for a new agenda for conservation science to create evidence-informed policy. Biological Conservation, 238 Abstract.
Wauchope HS, Amano T, Sutherland WJ, Johnston A (2019). When can we trust population trends? a method for quantifying the effects of sampling interval and duration. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 10(12), 2067-2078.
Simmons BI, Balmford A, Bladon AJ, Christie AP, De Palma A, Dicks LV, Gallego‐Zamorano J, Johnston A, Martin PA, Purvis A, et al (2019). Worldwide insect declines: an important message, but interpret with caution. Ecology and Evolution, 9(7), 3678-3680.
Simmons BI, Cirtwill AR, Baker NJ, Wauchope HS, Dicks LV, Stouffer DB, Sutherland WJ (2018). Motifs in bipartite ecological networks: uncovering indirect interactions. Oikos, 128(2), 154-170.
Wauchope HS, Fuller RA, Shanahan DF, Shaw JD (2018). Restoring islands and identifying source populations for introductions. Conservation Biology, 33(3), 729-732.
Rose DC, Sutherland WJ, Amano T, González-Varo JP, Robertson RJ, Simmons BI, Wauchope HS, Kovacs E, Durán AP, Vadrot ABM, et al (2018). The major barriers to evidence-informed conservation policy and possible solutions. Conservation Letters, 11(5). Abstract.
Wauchope HS, Shaw JD, Varpe Ø, Lappo EG, Boertmann D, Lanctot RB, Fuller RA (2016). Rapid climate-driven loss of breeding habitat for Arctic migratory birds. Global Change Biology, 23(3), 1085-1094.

Publications by year


In Press

Wauchope H, Amano T, Geldmann J, Johnston A, Simmons B, Sutherland W, Jones JPG (In Press). Evaluating impact using time-series data. Trends in Ecology and Evolution
Wauchope HS, Jones JPG, Amano T, Geldmann J, Blanco D, Fuller RA, Langendoen T, Mundkur T, Simmons BI, Nagy S, et al (In Press). Quantifying the impact of protected areas on near-global waterbird population trends, a pre-analysis plan.  Abstract.
Wauchope HS, Jones JPG, Amano T, Geldmann J, Blanco D, Fuller RA, Langendoen T, Mundkur T, Simmons BI, Nagy S, et al (In Press). Quantifying the impact of protected areas on near-global waterbird population trends, a pre-analysis plan.  Abstract.
Simmons BI, Wauchope HS, Amano T, Dicks LV, Sutherland WJ, Dakos V (In Press). Vulnerable species interactions are important for the stability of mutualistic networks.  Abstract.

2023

Dickson I, Butchart SHM, Catalano A, Gibbons D, Jones JPG, Lee-Brooks K, Oldfield T, Noble D, Paterson S, Roy S, et al (2023). Introducing a common taxonomy to support learning from failure in conservation. Conserv Biol, 37(1). Abstract.  Author URL.

2022

Wauchope HS, Jones JPG, Geldmann J, Simmons BI, Amano T, Blanco DE, Fuller RA, Johnston A, Langendoen T, Mundkur T, et al (2022). Protected areas have a mixed impact on waterbirds, but management helps. Nature, 605(7908), 103-107. Abstract.  Author URL.

2020

Simmons BI, Wauchope HS, Amano T, Dicks LV, Sutherland WJ, Dakos V (2020). Estimating the risk of species interaction loss in mutualistic communities. PLOS Biology, 18(8), e3000843-e3000843.
Geldmann J, Alves-Pinto H, Amano T, Bartlett H, Christie AP, Collas L, Cooke SC, Correa R, Cripps I, Doherty A, et al (2020). Insights from two decades of the Student Conference on Conservation Science. Biological Conservation, 243 Abstract.
Amano T, Székely T, Wauchope HS, Sandel B, Nagy S, Mundkur T, Langendoen T, Blanco D, Michel NL, Sutherland WJ, et al (2020). Responses of global waterbird populations to climate change vary with latitude. Nature Climate Change, 10(10), 959-964.

2019

Wauchope HS, Shaw JD, Terauds A (2019). A snapshot of biodiversity protection in Antarctica. Nature Communications, 10(1). Abstract.
Rose DC, Amano T, González-Varo JP, Mukherjee N, Robertson RJ, Simmons BI, Wauchope HS, Sutherland WJ (2019). Calling for a new agenda for conservation science to create evidence-informed policy. Biological Conservation, 238 Abstract.
Geldmann J, Alves-Pinto H, Amano T, Bartlett H, Christie AP, Collas L, Cooke SC, Correa R, Cripps I, Doherty A, et al (2019). Insights from two decades of the Student Conference on Conservation Science.
Wauchope HS, Jones JPG, Amano T, Geldmann J, Blanco D, Fuller RA, Langendoen T, Mundkur T, Simmons BI, Nagy S, et al (2019). Quantifying the impact of protected areas on near-global waterbird population trends, a pre-analysis plan. , 7
Amano T, Székely T, Wauchope HS, Sandel B, Nagy S, Mundkur T, Langendoen T, Blanco D, Michel NL, Sutherland WJ, et al (2019). Responses of global waterbird populations to climate change vary with latitude.
Wauchope HS, Amano T, Sutherland WJ, Johnston A (2019). When can we trust population trends? a method for quantifying the effects of sampling interval and duration. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 10(12), 2067-2078.
Simmons BI, Balmford A, Bladon AJ, Christie AP, De Palma A, Dicks LV, Gallego‐Zamorano J, Johnston A, Martin PA, Purvis A, et al (2019). Worldwide insect declines: an important message, but interpret with caution. Ecology and Evolution, 9(7), 3678-3680.

2018

Simmons BI, Cirtwill AR, Baker NJ, Wauchope HS, Dicks LV, Stouffer DB, Sutherland WJ (2018). Motifs in bipartite ecological networks: uncovering indirect interactions. Oikos, 128(2), 154-170.
Wauchope HS, Fuller RA, Shanahan DF, Shaw JD (2018). Restoring islands and identifying source populations for introductions. Conservation Biology, 33(3), 729-732.
Rose DC, Sutherland WJ, Amano T, González-Varo JP, Robertson RJ, Simmons BI, Wauchope HS, Kovacs E, Durán AP, Vadrot ABM, et al (2018). The major barriers to evidence-informed conservation policy and possible solutions. Conservation Letters, 11(5). Abstract.
Wauchope H, Amano T, Sutherland W, Johnston A (2018). When can we trust population trends? a method for quantifying the effects of sampling interval and duration.

2016

Wauchope HS, Shaw JD, Varpe Ø, Lappo EG, Boertmann D, Lanctot RB, Fuller RA (2016). Rapid climate-driven loss of breeding habitat for Arctic migratory birds. Global Change Biology, 23(3), 1085-1094.

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