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"the modern naturalist... will never rest satisfied as long as the native country, the geographical distribution, and the amount of variation of any living thing remains imperfectly known." - Alfred Russel Wallace, On the Physical Geography of the Malay Archipelago, 1863
Fieldwork is an essential part of what I do. Biodiversity surveys document the suite of life forms present at a given locality at a specific point in time. By depositing associated specimens in collections researchers can not only study the processes that shape diversity but also record faunal changes through time. ExpeditionsSan Martín, Río Urubamba, Río Tambo, Peru 2018 - Birds
Chuquisaca, Santa Cruz, Cochabamba, Bolivia 2018 - Birds Texas, USA 2017 - Birds Hawaii, USA 2014 - Arthropods California, USA 2014 - Birds Chiapas, Mexico 2013 - Mammals & Birds Field-coursesOrnithology, Louisiana, USA 2017
Ornithology, California, USA 2015 IB 104 Natural History of the Vertebrates, California, USA 2014 Tropical Ecology & Mountain Geology, Ecuador 2012 |
