RANDALL KYES, Ph.D

 

My work involves extensive international collaboration in a number of countries including Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Dem. Rep. of Congo, India, Indonesia (Bogor Agricultural University & Universitas Sam Ratulangi,) Laos, Mexico, Nepal, Russia, Thailand (Chiang Mai University & Mahidol University), and Ukraine. Our goal is to incorporate research, education and service into all of our collaborative programs.

Our global research focus is on conservation biology and global health - at the human-environment interface, with special attention to population assessment, habitat analysis, conservation genetics, and pathogen transmission in primates and other megafauna.

We also conduct annual field training programs with partner institutions in a number of countries ("Field Course in Conservation Biology & Global
Health: At the Human-Environment Interface") The Center for Global Field  Study: Training environmental stewards worldwide.

Our training programs also involve an active community outreach education component for children from local schools.

We maintain strong partnerships with local organizations including the Woodland Park Zoo and the Snow Leopard Trust.

 

 

Research Professor,

Department of Psychology

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Adjunct Research Professor,
Department of Global Health

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Core Scientist and  Head,

Division of Global Programs,

WaNPRC

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Director,

Center for Global Field Study

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Director,

Primate Resource Referral Service

 

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