CESAR O. ESTIEN
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Research

Understanding the Human-Wildlife-Environment Nexus

Behavioral Ecology  •   Environmental Justice  •  Social-Ecological Dynamics •   Urban Ecology
As a scientist, I am particularly keen on advancing our understanding of the human-wildlife-environment nexus. I'm especially interested in investigating how animals persist in an already dynamic world that humans are constantly altering and intertwining this work with justice. I primarily focus on urban ecosystems because they provide compelling model systems to address how human-driven disturbances impact organismal biology, 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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