Cat Conservation Night

Dr. Anthony Giordano is the Founder, Director, & Chief Conservation Officer of SPECIES/Project Neofelis.

He is a conservation biologist and wildlife ecologist with more than 25 years of experience working in as many countries around the world. He holds a double B.Sc. from Long Island University at Southampton College in Biology (Zoology) and Environmental Science (Biology), where he completed an honors thesis studying the relationships between shark communities and marine fish species diversity in Fiji, The Cook Islands, and the Kingdom of Tonga. He received his M.Sc. in conservation biology and applied ecology from the University of Maryland at Frostburg State, where his thesis work involved studying the feeding ecology of reintroduced river otter populations in northcentral Pennsylvania. While at Texas Tech pursuing his Ph.D. in wildlife science and management, Anthony was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship for this jaguar conservation work in the Gran Chaco. His research at Tech as a Panthera Kaplan Scholar led to the first ever formal scientific investigation of the jaguar in Paraguay and the Chaco Jaguar Conservation Project, the only long-term transboundary conservation project committed to resolving human-jaguar conflict, ecological investigations and surveys of jaguars, and jaguar conservation planning and strategy implementation, in the vast Gran Chaco landscape.

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The SIE Film Center is a movie theater style venue with a stage at the front. A parking garage with FREE parking is adjacent to the venue. Alcohol, soft drinks, hot drinks and snacks are available for purchase.

Host or Publisher Katie Adamson Conservation Fund