Bruce Beehler
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Areas of expertise
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Bruce Beehler is an ornithologist and tropical ecologist, currently serving as Vice President for Melanesia at Conservation International in Washington, DC. Beehler has spent much of his scientific career studying the birds of the Southwest Pacific and South Asia. After conducting pre-doctoral and doctoral fieldwork in Papua New Guinea, Beehler worked for 10 years at the National Museum of Natural History, followed by stints at the Wildlife Conservation Society, U.S. Department of State, and Counterpart International. Today he oversees a field program that conducts conservation initiatives in Fiji, New Caledonia, Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea, and Papua (easternmost Indonesia). Beehler is author or co-author of several natural history books: Birds of New Guinea (Princeton), The Birds of Paradise (Oxford), A Naturalist in New Guinea (Texas), A Biodiversity Assessment for Papua New Guinea (Biodiversity Support Program), and Birdlife of the Adirondack Park (Adirondack Mt. Club). Conservation International homepage
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