I'm an Ecuadorian wildlife biologist, mainly with working experience with birds and using mist-nets for all type of studies. I recently finished an MSc. in Ecology, with main work in Behavioral Ecology, in Edmonton, Canada. I have worked mainly in the research of predator-prey and population dynamics between different species of raptors.
Besides my passion for birds of prey and love for nature, I'm also an experienced archer and a recently certified archery coach in Canada.
Currently, I am living in Ohio supporting my wife doing an MFA and waiting for the residency process to go through. So, I am in transition mode between grad programs. I am looking into a Ph.D. program in Conservation but that is still to be defined.
I would like to focus my future work on Conservation and biodiversity monitoring mainly in my home country, Ecuador. I have close to no experience managing a project outside of academic research so I’m very excited to start this workshop and looking forward to meeting you all and to have amazing worldwide networking.
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Great to have you on the training Yoshi! B
Hi Yoshi,
I'd be interested to know more about your work on bird behaviour; I work in conservation management now, but I wrote my MSc dissertation on nest defence behaviour in blue tits, and I still enjoy reading about behaviour when I can! I also have a passion for raptors, so I'd be very interested to hear about your work.
John
Hi John,
Thank you so much for reaching out! I would love to chat and talk about birds' behaviour and raptors!
Send me an email and we can get together in a video call. I would love to hear about your experience working with conservation management.
My email is arteagat@ualberta.ca