Travis Steffens
Assistant Professor College of Social & Applied Human Sciences Department of Sociology and Anthropology Guelph, Ontario tsteffen@uoguelph.ca
Bio/Research
Dr. Steffens leverages conservation biogeography, spatial ecology, and One Health approaches to understand how lemurs interact with and respond to human caused disturbance. He is also interested in how humans are impacted by applied conservation measures focussed on lemurs and their habitat. He s...
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Dr. Steffens leverages conservation biogeography, spatial ecology, and One Health approaches to understand how lemurs interact with and respond to human caused disturbance. He is also interested in how humans are impacted by applied conservation measures focussed on lemurs and their habitat. He seeks to understand the factors determining lemur species richness and occurrence in habitat shared with people.
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