Dr Craig Shuttleworth
Honorary Visiting Research Fellow
Affiliations
Links
- https://twitter.com/Welshsquirrels
Personal account - https://twitter.com/RedSquirrelsinW
Welsh red squirrel conservation - https://www.facebook.com/groups/143610382316300
Welsh red squirrel conservation - https://pinemarten.net/
The Gwynedd pine marten project - https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-shuttleworth-6062a1253/
Personal page
Contact info
Mobile 07966150847
Email c.shuttleworth@bangor.ac.uk
Overview
I have spent thirty years studying the population ecology of red and grey squirrels in Europe and western Canada. My work is currently focussed on pine marten translocation in North Wales.
Research
My research encompasses viral epidemiological studies with a focus upon Squirrel pox, Adenovirus and Rota virus in sciurid populations; genetic surveillance of red and grey squirrel populations in Europe and North America, wildlife translocation and invasive species management.
I am currently managing the reintroduction of pine marten into North Wales and red squirrel in Clocaenog forest in the North East.
Teaching and Supervision
I frequently supervise both undergraduate and postgraduate research, offering local field based studies on Anglesey or in Gwynedd.
Contact Info
Mobile 07966150847
Email c.shuttleworth@bangor.ac.uk
Grant Awards and Projects
I am currently managing the Heritage Fund funded five year Magical Mammals applied conservation project in north Wales. This aims to widen participation and ldearning within mammal conservation and translocation programmes.
Research outputs (118)
- Published
Gut bacteria may explain why grey squirrels outcompete reds – new research
Research output: Contribution to specialist publication › Article
- Published
Significant differences in the caecal bacterial microbiota of red and grey squirrels in Britain
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
- Published
Adenovirus remains widespread in squirrels on Anglesey
Research output: Contribution to journal › Letter
Prof. activities and awards (4)
Using remote activated cameras to estimate relative abundance and habitat preference of red squirrels
Activity: Talk or presentation › Oral presentation
Opinion piece on forestry law change in Wales
Activity: Other › Types of Public engagement and outreach - Media article or participation
Win or bust - Returning the red squirrel to Snowdonia
Activity: Other › Types of Public engagement and outreach - Media article or participation