Theory I: Ecological niches and geographic distributions

[@space-time-somdeep]

Fascinating topic.. specially seeing from a remote sensing and gis prospective

[@thananhkhotathoom1460]

Great! I learned a lots from the lectures

[@israelgz5358]

Thanks a lot for this course, it´s fantastic!

[@ellalewis8098]

very useful, thank you!! lovely illustrations

[@gebrehiwotgebreab5780]

Thank you for your lecture. I have one question how can we eliminate multicollinearity in the environmental variable.

[@otienoachieng7129]

Many thanks for this. Its really been helpful.

[@RafikGARNI]

Thank's a million

[@JackWiizard]

That's great, thanks!

[@milamanic8307]

Great :D

[@gebrehiwotgebreab5780]

Thank you for your lecture. I have one question how can we eliminate multicollinearity in the environmental variable.

[@wyclifeoluoch9376]

First, run Pearson correlation within all your independent variables and, ideally, any two variables with r > 0.8, you should drop one. To decide on which one to drop, check their contribution/importance in explaining the distribution of your species (easy to do in MaxEnt) and drop the less important one.