Adjunct Professor Dr. David Dobkin
Adjunct Professor Dr. David Dobkin
| BA |
George Washington University (biology) |
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| M.S. | Colorado State University (zoology and entomology) | |
| PhD |
University of California at Berkeley (zoology and ecology) |
David Dobkin, an international authority on the birds and ecosystems of the Western United States, is the founder and executive director of the High Desert Ecological Research Institute in Bend, Oregon, a regional center for ecological research and policy analysis focusing on natural resource issues related to the Intermountain West and Pacific Northwest. Dr. Dobkin is the author or co-author of five major books on the ecology and conservation of birds. He worked as senior ecologist at Stanford University’s Center for Conservation Biology in the 1980s and serves on several national and regional scientific advisory teams.
Bibliography:
THE BIRDWATCHER’S HANDBOOK: A GUIDE TO THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE BIRDS OF BRITAIN AND EUROPE (co-authored with Paul R. Ehrlich and Daryl Wheye) (Oxford University Press, 1994)
CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF NEOTROPICAL MIGRANT LANDBIRDS IN THE NORTHERN ROCKIES AND GREAT PLAINS (University of Idaho Press, 1994)
COMMUNITY DYNAMICS OF SMALL MAMMALS IN MATURE AND LOGGED ATLANTIC WHITE CEDAR SWAMPS OF THE NEW JERSEY PINE BARRENS (co-authored with Lyda J. Craig) (SUNY, 1993)
BIRDS IN JEOPARDY (co-authored with Paul R. Ehrlich and Darryl Wheye), (Stanford University Press 1992)
THE BIRDER’S HANDBOOK: A FIELD GUIDE TO THE NATURAL HISTORY OF NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS (co-authored with Darryl Wheye and Paul R. Ehrlich) (Fireside/Simon & Schuster 1988)