CESAR O. ESTIEN, PHD
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Research

Urban Ecology  •   Environmental Justice  •  Wildlife Ecology 
As an urban ecologists, I am keen on advancing our understanding of the relationship between cities, societal inequity, and wildlife. I'm especially interested in investigating how societal inequity and injustice shapes the landscape people and wildlife experience, and what this means for our collective futures. I focus on urban ecosystems because they provide compelling model systems to address how societal features and human-driven disturbances impact organismal biology and community ecology, lending itself to application, management, and conservation policy.

​Systems I've worked in to understand questions I'm interested in are:
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Sea Urchins
Arbacia punctulata
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Monk Parakeets
Myiopsitta monachus
Mesopredators
E.g., Coyotes (Canis latrans)
Undergrad research
Post-BAc research
Doctoral research
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  • About Me
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