I am Tim Awbery. And this is what I do...
Bridging the gap between science and policy
The first question should always be "what is the end goal?". Unfortunately, the process is often far more focused on getting the science published than making actual change. The projects that I really enjoy getting involved in, have a full conservation pipeline in mind, from data collection to how it will affect meaningful change.
The goal: Getting more from your data
A statistician will always want a dataset to be collected in absolutely perfect manner, but it rarely is.
Out in the field things get messy, you might not have the time or the budget to complete the perfect survey. On some days the weather might be bad or some of the crew might be ill. With budgets getting forever tighter, you rarely get a second chance. But that doesn't mean that the data is wasted however. You may not be able to do the analysis you had in mind but with the right tools there's normally something that can be gleaned from the data.
And that's where I come in. I have a broad range of experience in multiple spatial and statistical techniques. The one thing that they all have in common? That the data is never perfect.
If you have a project like this then please get in touch.
For non-profit organisations I can offer discount rates.
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Complex spatial problems
I would without a doubt recommend Tim Awbery and Plotting the Wild. We have engaged Tim in a number of complex spatial projects and he has always found a solution!
Dr Aylin Akkaya, Founder and Scientific Director of DMAD - Marine Mammals Research Association
Across the globe with a diverse mix of collaborators
Plotting the Wild have a history of working across the globe with a diverse range of collaborators. So far there are four continents, 15 countries and countless project ticked off. Click on an image to find out more about some of our example projects.
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