Saint Louis University

Peter Bernhardt
Professor of Biology, Saint Louis University
Primary subject of interest: Pollination, Anthophilous insects (bees, beetles, syrphid flies, butterflies and moths), flowering plant groups (orchids and other petaloid monocots), montane wildflowers of the Himalayas, Proteaceae of Australia, redbuds and dogwoods of Missouri
Primary geographic area of interest: American Midwest, Eastern Australia, Yunnan China

Stephen Blake
Assistant Professor of Biology, Saint Louis University
Primary subject of interest: Ecology and conservation of mega vertebrates
Primary geographic interest: Congo Basin, Galapagos Islands, Missouri

Gerardo Camilo
Associate Professor of Biology, Saint Louis University
- Email: gerardo.camilo@slu.edu
Primary subject of interest: Bee/pollinator diversity, urban ecology, Polylepis conservation
Primary geographic area of interest: Global, Andes

Anthony Dell
Research Scientist, NGRREC; Affiliated Faculty, Biology, Saint Louis University; Visiting Scholar, Biology, Washington University in Saint Louis
- Email: tonyidell@gmail.com
Primary subject of interest: Community ecology, temperature, metabolic scaling, behavior
Primary geographic range of interest: Global, with current work in Saint Louis, Nebraska, Tahiti, Iceland, and Australia

Kasey Fowler-Finn
Assistant Professor of Biology, Saint Louis University
Primary subject of interest: Animal communication, insects, and arachnids
Primary geographic area of interest: Saint Louis, Eastern North America

Jason Knouft
Professor of Biology, Saint Louis University

Stephen Leard
Computer Technician, Saint Louis Zoo; Faculty, Saint Louis University
- Email: leard@stlzoo.org
Primary subject of interest: Remote sensing, immersive interfaces, ecosystem services, connectivity for biosecurity
Primary geographic interest: Global

Katherine MacKinnon
Associate Professor of Anthropology, Saint Louis University
Primary subject of interest: Anthropology, primatology, primate social behavior, ecology, Genera Cebus & Alouatta, ecotourism, sustainability, conservation
Primary geographic area of interest: Central America, South America

Allison Miller
Professor of Biology, Saint Louis University; Member and Principal Investigator, Donald Danforth Plant Science Center
Primary subject of interest: Plant diversity and evolution, crop genetic resources, crop improvement, sustainable agriculture

Odean Serrano
Founder, Countering Wildlife Trafficking Institute
- Email: odean@cwtinstitute.org
Primary subject(s) of interest: Wildlife Conservation, Geospatial Analytics, Anti-Poaching, Countering Wildlife Trafficking
Primary geographic interest: Central African Republic, Madagascar, United States, *Mali, Burkina Faso (*Support research remotely from US)

Thomas Valone
Professor of Biology, Saint Louis University
Primary subject of interest: Ecology, communities and behaviors
Primary geographic area of interest: North America