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James Robert Miller is a Professor and the Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Sciences at Illinois University. His research focuses on providing a scientific basis for reconciling human land use with the conservation of native species. Investigations fall under the rubric of avian ecology, with mentored graduate students exploring various taxa and questions that align with his general research interests. His work is conducted at relatively broad spatial scales and relies on a combination of fieldwork and the use of GIS and remote sensing tools. The contexts of his studies vary considerably, encompassing forested, agricultural, suburban, and urban environments. Jeff collaborates with natural resource professionals to conceptualize and design projects that consider the end-users of information derived from his research, including land managers from state and federal agencies and personnel from non-governmental organizations. He works collaboratively with ecologists, modelers, and social scientists to provide a more enriched perspective of the study systems.
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