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Michael P. Ward holds the Levenick Chair in Sustainability at the University of Illinois. He specializes in the ecology and behavior of birds, focusing on conservation efforts. His research incorporates novel approaches to species conservation, using telemetry and radio technology to monitor the behavior and migration patterns of birds. He collaborates with a diverse group of stakeholders, including farmers in central Illinois and multinational governments from Cuba and Mexico, to address conservation issues. Professor Ward teaches courses such as NRES 348 Fish Wildlife Ecology and NRES 101 - Wildlife Conservation in the 21st Century, fostering a new generation of wildlife professionals committed to conservation.
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