Genomic tools for conservation of species: a practitioner’s guide - Part II

Genomic tools have a immense potential to be applied to conservation of large carnivores. The new processes may help identify damages and clear up cases of attacks, contribute to monitoring of populations, hybridization, etc.
Attacks, damage identification and forensics
0:00 Raquel Godinho. Using DNA metabarcoding for wildlife forensic species identification.
0:16:15 Bettina Dobrescu. Pathomorphological and genetic identification of predators.
0:29:07 Q&A
Monitoring and population estimation
0:32:50 Paulo Célio. Monitoring anthropogenic hybridization: why, how and when.
0:54:00 Ruben Iosif. Challenges of genetics applied to conservation of large carnivores in Southern Carpathians.
1:10:19 Carsten Nowak. Genetic monitoring of recolonizing wildlife in Germany.
1:29:28 Q&A.
Genetic threats
1:35:35 Romolo Caniglia. Anthropogenic threats to the conservation of the Italian wolf (Canis lupus italicus) population.
1:52:20 José Antonio Godoy. Genetic issues in the decline, conservation and recovery of Iberian lynx.
2:20:55 Carles Vila. Collapse and extinction of the Sierra Morena wolf population.
2:43:18 Q&A