PhD Student
Beril Tezel works on conservation biology and large-mammal ecology, focusing on Türkiye’s striped hyena population.
She leads The Anatolian Beast project. Other topics include eDNA-based owl diet analysis, brown bears’ role in ecosystem biodiversity and molecular monitoring of the Euphrates softshell turtle.
Her interests span wildlife, molecular ecology and biodiversity in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. She also contributes to AgriGenomics Hub research.