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Oscar Gonzalez
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Associate professor of Biology and Environmental Science coordinator at Anderson University, South Carolina.
Ph.D. (2015) University of Florida, USA. Interdisciplinary Ecology. Concentration in Tropical Conservation and Development. Dissertation: “Bird-flowering plant visitation networks in Andean montane forests”. M.Sc. (2004) Universidad San Pablo CEU, Spain. Tropical Biodiversity Management. Dissertation: “Olive trees as the habitat of riparian birds on the Peruvian coast.” M.Sc. (2004) Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Peru. Zoology. Dissertation: “Ecology of urban birds in the city of Lima”. B.Sc. (1994) Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina, Peru. Biology. Dissertation: “A comparative study of the bird community in two coastal wetlands in southwestern Peru”.
I do research in Ecology, censuses, reproduction, distribution, and inventories of bird species and bird communities in Peru. My interest is in applying basic research to conservation plans and working with college students and stakeholders in local communities.
Biodiversity Conservation Biology Ecology Science Policy Zoology