Faculty Member, Ecology and biodiversity
Universidad Austral de Chile, Instituto de Ciencia Animal
DVM; Ph.D.
School of Natural Resources and Environment
Thesis Title: Domestic dogs as invasive species: from local to global impacts
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Dr. Kathryn E. Sieving
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About
I am interested in the wildlife conservation in human-dominated landscapes. Broadly defined this considers effects of land cover change on the viability of native species, human-wildlife conflicts and the effects of domestic carnivores on wildlife. My current research priorities include the interactions between human-subsidized predators and wildlife, in the context of land cover change. In particular I am working on assessing the impacts of domestic dogs on native ungulates and carnivores in Chile under different ecological contexts.
Contact Information
| Address: | 110 Newins-Ziegler Hall, |
| IM: | eduardosilvar@gmail.com |





