B.Sc. Michał Wawrzynowicz

Position: M.Sc. student

Room: 1.25

Research

Research Interest

conservation biology
impact of invasive species on birds
biotic interactions
strategies for reducing predation pressure

Projects

Current Projects

Population-level consequences of social information use: a semi-experimental approach (National Science Centre, grant no. 2018/29/B/NZ8/00066, Co-Investigator)

Completed Projects

Influence of domestic cat predation on wild bird populations in Poland (grant no. 001/34/UAM/0004 within the “Initiative of Excellence – Research University” (ID-UB) project, Co-Investigator)

Career

Conferences

2022

Young Ornithologists Symposium – speech: “Interspecies nest defence in birds”.
Polish Evolutionary Conference — poster: „Ecological and evolutionary implications of interspecific protective associations in birds”.
The Anthropocene and the role of universities in shaping it – speech: “Bird collisions with transparent surfaces at the Morasko Campus in Poznan”.

2021

International Conference of Centenary of Natural Sciences Club of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, speech: “Are birds in Poland endangered by the invasive species”.

Activities

External Activities

2021-present: Chairman of Ornithological Section, Natural Sciences Society AMU
2022: Conducting workshops and a lecture entitled “Birds in the City” for children aged 6-12 at the Emilia Waśniowska “Łejery” Primary School at 1 Brandstaettera Street in Poznań
2022: Conducting a workshop entitled “Biodiversity over our heads – birds around us” as part of the 11th edition of the Biologists’ Night
2021: Conducting a workshop entitled “Secrets of bird feathers” as part of the 14th edition of the Poznan Festival of Science and Arts
2021: Conducting a workshop entitled “Evolution Simulator” as part of the 10th edition of the Biologists’ Night
2020: Conducting a workshop entitled “Evolution Simulator” as part of the 9th edition of the Biologists’ Night