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Projects
Canid Conservation Initiative
Fernando Nájera, WashU (LEC Post-doc)
Solny Adalsteinsson, WashU (Tyson Research Center)
Karen Bauman, Saint Louis Zoo
Sharon Deem, Saint Louis Zoo
Karen DeMatteo, WashU (Environmental Studies)
Regina Mossotti, Endangered Wolf Center
Lisa Kelley, Saint Louis Zoo
Jamie Palmer, Saint Louis Zoo
Ecological Niche Modeling to Examine the Interactions Between Climate-related Environmental Change, Food Security, Landscape Diversity and an Emerging Infectious Disease
Ted Lawrence, Saint Louis University (Taylor Geospatial Institute)
Enbal Shacham, Saint Louis University (College for Public Health and Social Justice and Taylor Geospatial Institute)
Sharon Deem, Saint Louis Zoo
Allison Miller, Saint Louis University, Danforth Plant Science Center
Carolyn Lesorogol, WashU (Brown School of Social Work)
Eric Fèvre, University of Liverpool
Vasit Sagan, Saint Louis University
Going Wild in Forest Park:The Movement of Wildlife and Disease in an Urban Food Web
Anthony Dell, National Great Rivers Research and Education Center, WashU
Stephen Blake, Saint Louis University
Stan Braude, WashU, University of Missouri – Saint Louis
Sharon Deem, Saint Louis Zoo
Amy Witt, Forest Park Forever
Jason Knouft, Saint Louis University, National Great Rivers Research and Education Center
Malaria Infection in a Shifting Disease Landscape: Genomic Signals of Susceptibility or Resistance in Apes
Emily Wroblewski, WashU (Anthropology)
Crickette Sanz, WashU (Anthropology)
Migration, Urbanization, and the Microbiomes of the Galapagos Giant Tortoises
Fangqiong Ling, WashU (McKelvey School of Engineering)
Jonathan Losos, WashU (Biology)
Goals
- Advance the health of humans and our biosphere
- Implement a field-leading program with an emphasis on the development & application of cutting-edge concepts
- Strengthen education and outreach collaborations