Ing. Martin Šálek Ph.D.
Position full-time researcher
Direction ecology of birds and mammals
Workplace Research facility Brno
+420 387 775 621

Research interests
- ecology of birds and mammals in fragmented agricultural landscape,
- behavioural ecology and population genetic variability of the Little Owl,
- spatial and roosting ecology of bats,
- return of large herbivores: a high priority in biodiversity conservation (rewilding projects).
Running Projects
Finished Projects
Web presentation
http://www.saliphoto.blogspot.cz/
Current students
- Monika Chrenková: Behavioral ecology of the Little Owl (Athene noctua) in Central European farmland.
- Alexandra Průchová (PhD): Using voices of birds for acustic monitoring.
- Petr Pavliska (PhD): Spatial analysis and remote data application in zoological research.
- Jaroslava Bandhauerová (Bc): Population densities and habitat preferences of granivorous birds (Passer domesticus, Passer montanus, Streptopelia decaocto) in human settlemetns.
Publications
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
Šálek M (2015).
Zvoní umíráček naší dříve nejhojnější sově?. Ochrana přírody, 70, 24-27.
2014
Šálek M (2014).
Populační hustota hrdličky zahradní Streptopelia decaocto v různých typech městské zástavby. Sluka, 10, 38-48.
Šálek M (2014).
Dlouhodobý pokles početnosti sýčka obecného (Athene noctua) v jádrové oblasti jeho rozšíření v Čechách. Sylvia, 50, 2-11.
2013
Šálek M, Chrenková M, Kipson M (2013).
High population density of Little Owl (Athene noctua) in Hortobagy National Park, Hungary, Central Europe. Polish Journal of Ecology, 61, 165-169.