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Christian Che-Castaldo is a Professor and Assistant Research Professor in Forest Wildlife Ecology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His research focuses on population dynamics, wildlife ecology, and the application of remote sensing and statistical modeling techniques in understanding ecological phenomena. He has extensive experience working with avian ecology and has held significant positions, including Assistant Unit Leader for the Wisconsin Wildlife Cooperative Research Unit. Christian earned his Ph.D. in Behavior, Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics from the University of Maryland in 2014. He previously completed a post-baccalaureate program and holds a B.A. in Public Policy and Environmental Studies from the College of William and Mary. His work has also included research roles at the U.S. Geological Survey and Stony Brook University, among others. Christian is actively involved in disseminating knowledge through various publications, showcasing his expertise in avian landscape ecology and other areas of wildlife research.
Wisconsin Wildlife Cooperative Research Unit • Madison, WI
Leading research efforts in avian ecology and managing cooperative research projects.
U.S. Geological Survey •
Conducting research in avian landscape ecology.
Stony Brook University •
Engaged in integrated research related to wildlife ecology.
Mount St. Helens Institute •
Conducted research and led ecological studies on the effects of landscape change.
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Worked on various research projects related to wildlife ecology.
Department: Department of Computer Sciences