Thomas Blanchon

Animal-borne tags, such as miniaturized GPS devices that upload data through diverse telecommunication networks, are now widely used in ecological studies, contributing to notable advances in our understanding of animal biology and ecology, with numerous practical implications. Indeed, the results of these tracking studies have proven useful for developing conservation strategies (Hebblewhite & Haydon 2010, Wilson et al. 2015), understanding epidemiological patterns (Navarro et al.