Learn how to build robust, reproducible species distribution and ecological niche models in our live online course *Standard Modelling Procedure for Species Distribution and Ecological Niche Modelling (SDMS01)*. https://prstats.org/course/standard-modelling-procedure-for-species-distribution-and-ecological-niche-modelling-sdms01/ This applied R training introduces a structured workflow for building, evaluating, and interpreting species distribution models (SDMs) and ecological niche models (ENMs), widely used in ecology, conservation science, and biodiversity research. Participants will work through practical examples and learn how to apply best-practice modelling procedures to real ecological datasets. The course covers: - Core concepts behind species distribution and ecological niche modelling - Preparing species occurrence and environmental predictor data - Model calibration, validation, and interpretation - Avoiding common modelling pitfalls and biases - Reproducible modelling workflows in R The training is delivered live online, with recordings available afterwards. Participants receive course materials, example datasets, and post-course support. *Course details* Dates: 23?24 April 2026 Duration: 2 days (approximately 5 hours per day) Format: Live online Fee: ?275 This course is suitable for postgraduate students, researchers, ecological consultants, and environmental professionals who want a practical introduction to SDMs and ENMs using standardised workflows in R. Full details and registration: https://prstats.org/course/standard-modelling-procedure-for-species-distribution-and-ecological-niche-modelling-sdms01/ Email oliver at prstats.org with any questions
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