I led one of the longest running (1986-2017) tiger research and conservation programs in the world that focused on macro-ecology and population dynamics of tigers and leopards, as well as their ungulate prey.
Scientific studies provided data that helped me to implement successful wildlife recovery programs, in collaboration with conservationists, local communities and government agencies.
My studies employed advanced research methods including chemical captures of carnivores, radiotelemetry and statistically robust population surveys that employed photographic captures, line transects and occupancy estimation.