Christian Artuso: Birds, Wildlife

Birding, conservation, ecology and animal behaviour

Showing posts with label Cameroon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cameroon. Show all posts
Sunday, February 8, 2009

Cameroon - nightlife

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Time for some nightlife! In Cameroon, it was rather difficult to get permission to go out in the parks at night but we were determined (I di...
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Cameroon - waterside

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Of course, even in the dry far north there were still water holes and birds associated with water. And, like most places, there were some op...

Cameroon - Sahel

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As we move further north green turns slowly to yellow and the vegetation gets sparser and sparser. The creatures with feathers are no less c...

Cameroon - woodlands

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This next email has us moving north away from the lush, wet coastal belt towards the interior of the country and gradually inching towards t...
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Dr. Christian Artuso

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I am a conservationist and ornithologist. I now work for the Canadian Wildlife Service. I coordinated the Manitoba Breeding Bird Atlas (http://birdatlas.mb.ca), chair the Manitoba Important Bird Area program (https://importantbirdareasmb.ca) and am involved in a variety of Species At Risk conservation projects, including the Keep Grazing project for grassland Threatened species (http://www.mbbeef.ca/sarpal/). My PhD examined the effect of human density on Eastern Screech-Owls. I am passionate about citizen-science, avian monitoring and conservation. I have published many articles on Manitoba’s avifauna and am committed to public outreach, giving public presentations on natural history and conservation to a wide variety of audiences. I enjoy traveling and wildlife photography, having photographed over 3600 species of birds (my photos appear in many magazines & books). My photos are also viewable at https://inaturalist.ca/observations?place_id=any&user_id=chartuso&verifiable=any and https://www.flickr.com/photos/artuso
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