You’ll gain unique insights into the evolving landscape of lemur research as Dr. Eppley intricately weaves together the threads of science, conservation, and dedication that have shaped this definitive work. He will illuminate the unique behaviors of these fascinating creatures, sharing his personal stories from the field and shedding light on the lemurs’ crucial role in maintaining ecological balance. You’ll discover the intricate web of challenges they face in the wild, from habitat loss to climate change, and explore the urgent need for continued conservation efforts.
Discover how Dr. Eppley’s extensive experience in the field has shaped not only his understanding of lemurs but also his unwavering commitment to fostering action and change. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to be inspired and empowered.
You evening begins with socializing and drinks available at a cash bar, followed by Dr. Eppley’s presentation. Afterward, he will conduct a Q&A session and will be available to sign books.
About Dr. Tim Eppley:
Dr. Eppley has over 17 years of conservation research experience, mostly in Africa. His research is broadly based on primate behavioral ecology, with a particular focus on understanding how species cope with anthropogenic pressures, as well as working with local communities to generate sustainable livelihoods. He has served five years as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Conservation Science & Wildlife Health at San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance. There he established and grew a multi-pronged conservation research program in Madagascar. Dr. Eppley promoted community-led biodiversity conservation through the management of a long-term research site in Masoala National Park, and he conducted extensive wildlife surveys throughout northeast and southeast Madagascar.
Dr. Eppley received a BS in Zoology from Michigan State University, an MSc in Primate Conservation from Oxford Brookes University (United Kingdom), and a PhD in Animal Ecology and Conservation from Universtät Hamburg (Germany) in 2015. He is concurrently a commission member for the Madagascar Section of the IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group and a Visiting Scholar in the Department of Anthropology at Portland State University.
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