Education

• Ph.D. Animal Behavior: University of California, Davis, USA, 1994.
• M.S. Animal Behavior: University of California, Davis, USA, 1990.
• B.A. Environmental, Population, and Organismic Biology; Environmental Conservation: University of Colorado, Boulder, USA, 1986.

Honors and Awards

• UCLA Brian P. Copenhaver Awards for Innovation in Teaching and Technology. 2006.
• Keynote Speaker Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour, 1999.
• Best Student Paper American Society of Zoologists Division of Animal Behavior, 1993.
• Sigma Xi Scientific Honor Society, 1991.
• Magna Cum Laude in Environmental, Population, and Organismic Biology, 1986.
• Cum Laude in Environmental Conservation, 1986.
• Golden Key Honor Society, 1986.
• Phi Beta Kappa Society, 1985.
• Eagle Scout, Paoli #1, Boy Scouts of America, 1980.

Extramural Grants

• Paul S. Veneklasen Research Foundation grant: 2008-2009
• US National Science Foundation IDBR Grant: 2008-2010.
• US National Science Foundation IDBR Workshop Grant: 2008.
• National Institute of Health Research Grant: 2003-2005.
• UniSense Foundation Research Grant: 2002, 2004.
• Vancouver Island Marmot Scientific Advisory Committee Research Grant: 2002, 2003.
• Cooperative Research Centre for the Conservation and Management of Marsupials: 1999, 2000, 2001.
• Australian Research Council Large Grant (AI with C. Evans-PI, and D. Cooper-AI): 2000-2002.
• National Geographic Society Research Grant: 1992-1993; 2007-2008.
• World Wide Fund for Nature Pakistan Research Grant: 1991-1992.
• World Pheasant Association Pakistan Research Grant: 1991; 1992; 1993.
• US National Park Service International Division Research Grant: 1991; 1992.
• American Society of Mammalogists Research Grant: 1991.
• Sigma Xi Grant-in-Aid of Research: 1990; 1991.
• The Explorers Club Exploration Fund Grant: 1989.

Extramural Fellowships

• Visiting fellow: Department of Environmental Biology, Curtin University of Technology (October 2008)
• Australian Research Council Australian Postdoctoral Fellowship: 1998-2001 (3 years).
• US National Institute of Health NRSA postdoctoral fellowship: 1995-1997 (3 years).
• German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) postdoctoral fellowship: 1994.
• Fulbright Fellowship (Pakistan): 1993.
• American Institute of Pakistan Studies Fellowship: 1992.

University Awards and Grants

• UCLA Faculty Career Development Award: 2003, 2004.
• UCLA Academic Senate Travel Grant: 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008.
• U.C.L.A. Council on Research: 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2007.
• U.C.L.A. Council on Research New Faculty Initiative: 2000.
• Australian Research Council Small Grant: 1999, 2000, 2001.
• Macquarie University Research Grant: 1998, Round 2; 1999, Rounds 1 & 2; 2000, Rounds 1 & 2.
• Australian Research Council Research Infrastructure Block Grant: 1998 (A.I. with C. Evans, D. Cooper, J. Joss, and K. Cheng); 1999 (P.I. with C. Evans, D. Cooper, K. Cheng, R. Harcourt, and J. Ungerer).
• Macquarie University Psychology Department Minor Equipment Scheme: 2000.
• Trainee, N.S.F. Animal Behavior Research Training Grant, U.C. Davis: Spring 1992; Summer 1993.
• U.C. Davis Travel Grant to present a paper at the American Society of Zoologists meeting: 1993.
• Graduate Fellow, Animal Behavior Graduate Group, U.C. Davis: 1987-1988; 1988-1989; 1990-1991.
• U.C. Davis Graduate Research Award: 1988-1989; 1989-1990; 1990-1991; 1991-1992.
• U.C. Davis Jastro Shields Graduate Research Scholarship: 1989-1990; 1992-1993.
• University of California Research Expeditions Program Grant: 1990; 1991.

Commercial Research Sponsors

• British Airways
• Bushnell
• Deckers Corporation
• Delta Airlines
• Hi-Tec Sports
• Sterigenics
• The North Face

Research Experience

• Kangaroo and wallaby antipredator behavior in captivity and in the wild (Australia and New Zealand): 1998-2001.
• Comparative studies of avian antipredator behavior: 1999-.
• Marmot behavior, ecology, and hibernation physiology (8 species, 3 continents): 1989-.
• Himalayan Snowcock habitat utilization (Khunjerab National Park, Pakistan) with J. Lopez: 1992.
• Blue monkey behavior (Kakamega National Forest, Western Kenya) for T. Rowell and M. Cords: 1986.
• Red-tailed Hawk nesting season diets, breeding ecology, and practical conservation implications of those data for an honors project (Boulder County, Colorado): 1985-1986.
• Western Evening Grosbeak social behavior and breeding ecology (Boulder County, Colorado) for M. Bekoff: 1985.
• Golden-mantled ground squirrel pre-hibernation behavior for a class project (Boulder County, Colorado): 1984.

Conservation Work

• Member, Channel Island Fox Integrated Recovery Team: 2005-2007.
• Chair, Channel Island Fox Reintroduction Expertise Group: 2004-2007.
• Invited speaker: Conservation Behavior symposium at International Ethology Congress, Florianopolis, Brazil, 2003.
• Invited participant: Channel Island Fox recovery team meeting, 2003, 2004.
• Contributed to: IUCN survey of threatened mammals of Pakistan and development of a ‘Red-list’ for the mammals of Pakistan.
• Invited speaker: Vancouver Island Marmot Scientific Advisory Committee annual research conference, 2003.
• Invited participant: Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area Vital Signs Workshop, 2002.
• Member, Animal Behavior Society Conservation Committee, 2002-.
• Invited participant: Vancouver Island Marmot Scientific Advisory Committee annual research conference, 2002.
• Invited participant: Conservation and Behavior Workshop, Animal Behavior Society Meeting-2001.
• Team member: Reintroduction of tammar wallaby to mainland South Australia, 2000-.
• Participant-Kangaroo Island koala management workshop, 2000.
• Behavioral advisor for the Perth Zoo/CALM numbat recovery project, 1999.
• Participant-Vancouver Island Marmot Recovery Project planning workshop, 1999.
• Leader-Conservation Behaviour research group for the Cooperative Research Centre for the Conservation and Management of Marsupials, 1998-.
• Behavioral consultant for the Vancouver Island Marmot Recovery Team, 1997.
• Management planning and development of Khunjerab National Park, Pakistan. Consultant for World Wide Fund for Nature-Pakistan, 1990-1995.
• Scientific consultant for Himalayan Bear Project, Pakistan, 1993-1994.
• Collection of baseline ecological data in Khunjerab National Park, Pakistan, 1989-1993.
• Conservation implications of the diets of Red-tailed Hawks (Buteo jamaicensis) in Boulder County, Colorado, 1985-1986.

Teaching Experience

• Advanced Animal Behavior (EEB 129), UCLA (2005, 2006).
• Advanced Animal Communication, graduate seminar, UCLA (2006).
• Rodent Societies, graduate seminar, UCLA (2008).
• Conservation Behavior graduate seminar, UCLA (2004).
• Honors Environmental Ethics (EEB 180), UCLA (2004).
• Environmental Ethics (EEB 174), UCLA (2006, 2008)
• Introduction to Ecology and Behavior (OBEE/EEB 100), UCLA (2004, 2006, 2008).
• Seminar on current topics in behavioral and evolutionary ecology, UCLA (2002).
• Field Ornithology, UCLA (2002, 2003, 2005).
• Dispersal graduate seminar, UCLA (2002).
• Animal Behavior (OBEE 129), UCLA (2001,2002).
• Behavior and Conservation graduate seminar, UCLA (2001).
• Nominated for a distinguished graduate student teaching award, University of California Davis (1991, 1992).
• Guest lecturer on biodiversity: Environmental Science course; Macquarie University (2000).
• Virtual expert for on-line forum: Animal Behavior class, Eastern Illinois University (2000).
• Guest lectuer on behavior and conservation: Wildlife Management and Marsupial Biology courses, Macquarie University (1999).
• Lecturer and group leader for the 1998 Summer School "Causes and Consequences of Sociality" at the Max Plank Institute-Seewiesen.
• Principles of ecology: an introductory ~100 student lecture course (University of Kansas, Biology 414). Lecturer (1998).
• Introductory biology for non-majors (University of California Davis, Biology 10). Teaching assistant (1990) and Reader (1988).
• Laboratory for introductory zoology course for majors (University of California Davis, Zoology 2). Teaching assistant (1989).
• Introductory animal behavior course (University of California Davis, Zoology 155). Teaching assistant (1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994) and Reader (1988).
• Research expedition leader (University of California Research Expeditions Program) to Khunjerab National Park, Pakistan (1990, 1991).
• Park naturalist/interpreter (volunteer summer ranger) at the City of Boulder Mountain Parks (1984).

Invited Lectures

• University of California Los Angeles, Institute of the Environment, Brown Bag Lunch Series (April 2009).
• University of Exeter, Department of Psychology, Animal Behaviour Series (April 2009).
• Telemark University College, Bø, Norway, Department of Environmental and Health Sciences (April 2009).Stanford University, Department of Biology (April 2009).
• University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Department of Biology (January 2009).
• University of California Riverside, Department of Biology, Ecology Lunch Series (October 2008).
• University of California Los Angeles, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (October 2008).
• University of Cambridge, Department of Zoology (April 2008).
• Imperial College (UK), Silwood Park (April 2008).
• University of Kansas, Inaugural lectures, Armitage Lecture Series (2 talks), Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (March 2008).
• California State University Northridge, Department of Biology, Ecology and Evolution Club (March 2008).
• University of Utah, Ecology Center—2 talks (March 2008).
• University of California San Diego, Department of Anthropology Brown Bag (February 2008).
• Boston University, Department of Biology (January 2008).
• University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Organismic & Evolutionary Biology Graduate Program (November 2007). 
• Centre for Ecology & Conservation, University of Exeter-Cornwall (May 2007).
  
• California State University, Fullerton, Department of Biological Sciences (March 2007).
• San Diego Zoological Society, CRES (January 2007).
• University of California, Davis, Animal Behavior Program (January 2007).
• University of Zurich, Institute of Zoology (January 2007).
• University of California, Santa Barbara, Department of Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology (November 2006).
• University of Hawaii, Joint Zoology/Neurobiology Seminar (September 2006).
• Oxford University, Department of Zoology, Wildlife Conservation and Research Unit (May 2006).
• Tarzana-Encino Regional Medical Center, Computers in the Arts and Sciences: At the Cutting Edge of Research and Creativity Series (January 2006).
• New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, Department of Fishery and Wildlife Science (November 2005).
• The Australian National University, Division of Botany and Zoology (November 2005).
• University of Florida, Gainesville, Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation (September 2005).
• University of Montana, Missoula, Department of Biology (September 2005).
• University of Montana, Missoula, Ecology Lunch Series (September 2005).
• University of East Anglia, Norwich, Great Britain, Department of Biological Sciences (May 2005).
• University of Nevada, Reno, Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Biology, Departmental Seminar (April 2005).
• University of Nevada, Reno, Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Biology, Ecology Lunch Series (April 2005).
• Arizona State University, Animal Behavior Program (December 2004).
• UCLA, Department of Anthropology BEC Speaker Series (December 2004).
• UCLA Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (October 2004).
• Harvey Mudd College, Department of Biology (December 2003).
• University of Chile, Department of Ecology, Santiago (August 2003).
• Catholic University, Department of Biology, Santiago, Chile (September 2003).
• Pomona College, Department of Biology (February 2003).
• Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada, Department of Biological Sciences (January 2003).
• University of California, Riverside, Department of Biological Sciences (October 2002).
• University of Würzburg, Germany, Department of Behavioral Physiology and Sociobiology (September 2002).
• Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (July 2002).
• University of Sydney, School of Biological Sciences (May 2002).
• Zoological Society of London (February 2002).
• University of British Columbia, Centre for Biodiversity Research (January 2002).
• San Diego Zoological Society, Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species (November 2001).
• California State University, Long Beach, Department of Biological Sciences (October 2001).
• Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, Division of Botany and Zoology (July 2000).
• Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, Department of Biological Sciences (June 2000).
• La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia, Department of Zoology (May 2000).
• Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand, School of Biological Sciences (March 2000).
• Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand, Department of Ecology (March 2000).
• The Cooperative Centre for Research and Conservation of Marsupials, Akaroa, New Zealand (February 2000).
• University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Organismic Biology, Ecology and Evolution (February 2000).
• University of Massachusetts, Department of Biology (February 2000).
• University of Western Australia, Department of Zoology (October 1999).
• University of New South Wales, Department of Biological Sciences (June 1999).
• University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Organismic Biology, Ecology and Evolution (January 1999).
• Macquarie University, School of Behavioural Sciences, Sydney, Australia (October 1998).
• Max-Planck-Institut für Verhaltensphysiologie, Seewiesen, Germany (July 1998).
• University of Chicago, Department of Ecology and Evolution (January 1998).
• Lewis and Clark College, Biology Department (February 1997).
• Flinders University of South Australia, Biological Sciences, Adelaide, Australia (May 1996).
• University of Kansas, Department of Systematics and Ecology (January 1996).
• Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, "Graduate Student Seminar Series" (July 1995).
• University of Kansas, "Evolutionists" (April 1995).
• Konrad Lorenz-Institut für Vergleichende Verhaltensforschung, Vienna, Austria (October 1994).
• Universität Wien, Institut für Zoologie, Vienna, Austria (October 1994).
• Universität Bochm, Germany (October 1994).
• Max-Planck-Institut für Verhaltensphysiologie, Seewiesen, Germany (September 1994).
• University of California, Davis, Animal Behavior Program (April 1994).
• University of California, Davis, Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Biology (March 1994).
• Pakistan Science Foundation and National Museum, Islamabad (April 1993).
• Sustainable Development Policy Institute, Islamabad, Pakistan (April 1993).
• University of Karachi, Pakistan (April 1993).
• Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan (April 1993).
• Pakistan Forest Institute, Peshawar (April 1993).
• United States National Zoological Park (January 1993).
• National University of Singapore, Department of Zoology (October 1992).
• National University of Singapore, Department of Zoology (September 1991).

Papers Presented at Meetings

• Invited speaker at the 2009 University of California Digital Arts Research Network—Sound and Science Symposium (5 March 2009, UCLA).
• Invited speaker at 2009 American Association for the Advancement of Science workshop on Natural Security (13 Feb 09), Chicago, IL.
• Invited speaker at 2008 NSF IDBR Workshop: Transformative Instrumentation for Biological Research—A Vision for the Future (Sept 19 & 20, 2008), Arlington, VA: Environmental applications; Ecology, Evolution and Behavior.
• International Society for Behavioral Ecology, Cornell University (August 2008). D.T. Blumstein, first author and presenter: Pup screams are designed to arouse listeners.
• International Society for Behavioral Ecology, Cornell University (August 2008). D.T. Blumstein, author and presenter: Transformative and translational insights from comparative studies of antipredator behavior.
• International Society for Behavioral Ecology, Cornell University (August 2008). L.E. Olson, first author and presenter. A trait-based approach to the evolution of complex coalitions in male mammals.
• International Society for Behavioral Ecology, Cornell University (August 2008). Kim Pollard first author and presenter. The influence of sampling design on individuality calculations.
• International Society for Behavioral Ecology, Cornell. (August 2008). T. Wey, first author and presenter: Age-related patterns of sociality: social profiles stabilize with age.
• Southern California Animal Behavior Society, California State University Long Beach (March 2008). Lucretia Olson first author and presenter. A trait-based approach to the evolution of complex coalitions in male mammals.
• Southern California Animal Behavior Society, California State University Long Beach (March 2008). Tina Wey first author and presenter. Insights into social structure and stability from social network analysis of yellow-bellied marmots (Marmota flaviventris)
• Southern California Animal Behavior Society, California State University Long Beach (March 2008). Kim Pollard first author and presenter. The influence of sampling design on individuality calculations.
• Southern California Animal Behavior Society, California State University Long Beach (March 2008). Alex Kirschel first author and presenter. Character displacement in tinkerbird song.
• Invited speaker: Workshop on Conservation and Animal Welfare Science, Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies, University of British Columbia (November 2007). Animal welfare issues arising from forestry practices.
• Invited talk—Conservation Behavior Symposium, Animal Behavior Society Annual Meeting, Burlington, Vermont (July 2007). Darwinian decision making: Putting the adaptive into adaptive management.
• Animal Behavior Society Annual Meeting, Burlington, Vermont (July 2007). Lucretia Olson, first author and presenter. A trait-based approach to the evolution of complex coalitions.
• Animal Behavior Society Annual Meeting, Burlington, Vermont (July 2007). Tina Wey, first author and presenter. Social network analysis for the study of animal behavior.
• Southern California Animal Behavior Society, UC Santa Barbara (March 2007). Tina Wey first author and presenter. Social network analysis for the study of animal behavior.
• Southern California Animal Behavior Society, UC Santa Barbara (March 2007). Elizabeth Rhoades first author and presenter. Marmot hiding time is predicted to have fitness consequences.
• Animal Behavior Society, Annual Meeting, Snowbird, Utah (August 2006). Identifying anti-predator syndromes in yellow-bellied marmots.
• Animal Behavior Society, Annual Meeting, Snowbird, Utah (August 2006). Alex Kirschel first author and presenter: Ambient noise drives frequency shifts in songs of two African rainforest passerines.
• Animal Behavior Society, Annual Meeting, Snowbird, Utah (August 2006). Brian Smith first author and presenter: A meta-analytic review of the effects of personality dimensions on fitness.
• International Society of Behavioral Ecology, Tours, France (July 2006). Do yellow-bellied marmots respond to predator vocalizations.
• Animal Behaviorists of Southern California, UC San Diego (February 2006). Do yellow-bellied marmots respond to predator vocalizations.
• Animal Behavior Society, Annual Meeting, Snowbird, Utah (August 2005). Developing an evolutionary ecology of fear: how life history and natural history traits affect disturbance tolerance in birds.
• Animal Behavior Society, Annual Meeting, Snowbird, Utah (August 2005). Kim Pollard first author and presenter: Time allocation influences the evolution of sociality.
• Animal Behavior Society, Annual Meeting, Snowbird, Utah (August 2005). Ted Stankowich first author and presenter: Fear and flight decisions in animals: an analysis of risk assessment.
• Ecological Society of America, Montreal, Canada (August 2005). Arpat Ozgul, K.B. Armitage, D.T. Blumstein, M.K. Oli. Arpat Ozgul first author and presenter: Spatiotemporal variation in vital rates: implications for population dynamics of yellow-bellied marmots.
• Southern California Animal Behaviorists, UC Riverside (February 2005). Developing an evolutionary ecology of fear: how life history and natural history traits affect disturbance tolerance in birds.
• Animal Behavior Society, Oaxaca, Mexico (June 2004). Reliability and the adaptive utility of discrimination among alarm callers.
• Southern California Animal Behaviorists, UCLA (February 2004). Reliability and the adaptive utility of discrimination among alarm callers.
• International Ethology Congress, Floriaopolis, Brasil (August 2003). The importance of antipredator behavior for conservtion.
• Animal Behavior Society, Boise, Idaho (July 2003). Yellow-bellied marmots discriminate individuals based on alarm calls.
• Animal Behaviorists of Southern California, UC Irvine (March 2003). Predator recognition in Vancouver Island marmots.
• Fourth International Marmot World Conference, Montreux, Switzerland (September 2002). Social complexity but not the acoustic environment is responsible for the evolution of complex alarm communication.
  
• Fourth International Marmot World Conference, Montreux, Switzerland (September 2002). Yellow-bellied marmots discriminate individuals based on alarm calls.
• International Society of Behavioral Ecology, Montreal, Canada (July 2002). The ‘multi-predator’ hypothesis and the evolutionary persistence of antipredator behavior.
• Southern California Animal Behaviorists, UCLA (February 2002). The ‘multi-predator’ hypothesis and the evolutionary persistence of antipredator behavior.
• Experimental approaches to conservation biology, UCLA (September 2001). Experimental studies of the consequences of isolation from predators.
• Animal Behavior Society, Corvallis, Oregon (July 2001). Isolation from mammalian predators differentially affects two congeners.
• The Ecology of Insular Biota, Wellington, New Zealand (February 2001). Moving to suburbia: ontogenetic and evolutionary consequences of life on predator free islands.
• Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour, Sydney, Australia (April 2000). Differential effects of relaxed selection for anit-predator behaviour in congeneric macropods.
• Australian Mammal Society, Alice Springs, Australia (April 2000). Kin discrimination in a macropod marsupial.
• Australian Mammal Society, Sydney, Australia (July 1999). An experimental study of group size effects in tammar wallabies.
• Invited Keynote Speaker: Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour, Armidale, Australia (April 1999). The evolution of complex communication.
• III International Conference on Marmots, Cheboksary, Russia (August 1997). The evolution of situationally-specific marmot communication.
• III International Conference on Marmots, Cheboksary, Russia (August 1997). Cooperative breeding in marmots.
• International Society of Behavioral Ecology, Canberra, Australia (October 1996). Yellow-bellied marmots do not alarm call to warn indirect kin.
• Animal Behavior Society, Flagstaff (August 1996). Does sociality drive the evolution of communicative complexity?
• Animal Behavior Society, Lincoln (July 1995). Do alpine marmots have referentially-specific alarm calls?
• International Society of Behavioral Ecology, Nottingham, England (August 1994). Does behavior contribute to predation risk?
• Animal Behavior Society, Seattle (July 1994). Does behavior contribute to predation risk?
• Best Student Paper: American Society of Zoologists, Los Angeles (December 1993). Does behavior contribute to predation risk? Abstract published in American Zoologist 33(5):107A.

Symposium/Working Group Participant

• Co-organizer: Acoustic Monitoring in the Terrestrial Environment (15-18 October 2008).
• National Evolutionary Synthesis Center working group on relaxed selection (2007/2008).
• National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis working group on Darwinian Homeland Security (2005/2006).
• On-line International Ecotourism Conference (March 3 - April 5, 1997).
• Konrad Lorenz-Institut für Vergleichende Verhaltensforschung, Vienna, Austria (October 1994). Theoretical and practical conservation problems in different geographical regions.
• World Wide Fund for Nature-Pakistan and World Pheasant Association-Pakistan symposium (April 1993). On the brink of extinction.

Popular and School Talks

• Aitchison College, Lahore, Pakistan (April 1993).
• F.C.N.A. Military Middle School, Gilgit, Pakistan (April 1993).
• The American School, Islamabad, Pakistan (April 1993).
• American Center, Karachi, Pakistan (April 1993).
• American Center, Lahore, Pakistan (April 1993).
• Rotary Club of Karachi, Pakistan (April 1993).
• Recreational Equipment Incorporated, Citrus Heights, California (March 1993).
• Recreational Equipment Incorporated, Berkeley, California (March 1992).

Professional Posters

• International Network for Social Network Analysis (March 2009, San Diego, CA). Tina Wey & Daniel T. Blumstein. Ontogeny of social relations in yellow-bellied marmots.
• Southern California Animal Behavior Society, California State University Long Beach (March 2007). Travis W. DeLong, Tracy E. Fong, Sarah B. Hogan & Daniel T. Blumstein. Direct and indirect cues in white-browed sparrow weaver (Plocepasser mahali) risk assessment.
• Animal Behavior Society, Annual Meeting, Snowbird, Utah (August 2006). The economics of fear: costs and benefits in marmot hiding behavior (E. Rhoades and D.T. Blumstein).
• California Animal Behavior Society, Annual Meeting, U.C. San Diego (February 2006). An interspecific study of the 'fixed slope rule'. (D. Gulbransen, T. Segrist, P. del Castillo and D.T. Blumstein).
• California Animal Behavior Society, Annual Meeting, U.C. San Diego (February 2006). Does information of predators influence general wariness? (J.L. Adams, K.W. Camelio, M.J. Orique, and D.T. Blumstein).
• California Animal Behavior Society, Annual Meeting, U.C. San Diego (February 2006). The effect of visibility on time allocation and escape decisions in Crimson Rosellas (J.S. Boyer, L.L. Hass, M.H. Lurie, and D.T. Blumstein).
• Southern California Animal Behaviorists, UC Riverside (February 2005). The role of ecology on song variation in the tinkerbirds Pogoniulus bilineatus and Pogoniulus subsulfureus (A.N.G. Krischel, D.T. Blumstein, H. Slabbekoorn and T.B. Smith).
• Fourth International Marmot World Conference, Montreux, Switzerland (September 2002). JWatcher: A new tool for acquisition and analysis of observational data (co-authors J.C. Daniel and C.S. Evans).
• Animal Behavior Society, Corvallis, Oregon (July 2001). JWatcher: A new tool for acquisition and analysis of observational data.
• International Society of Behavioral Ecology, Zürich, Switzerland (August 2000). Yellow-footed rock-wallaby (Petrogale xanthopus) group size effects reflect a trade-off (co-authors J.C. Daniel and C.S. Evans).
• International Society of Behavioral Ecology, Zürich, Switzerland (August 2000). Kin discrimination in a macropod marsupial. (co-authors J.G. Ardron and C.S. Evans).
• Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour, Sydney, Australia (April 2000). Yellow-footed rock-wallaby (Petrogale xanthopus) group size effects reflect a trade-off (co-authors J.C. Daniel and C.S. Evans).
• Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour, Sydney, Australia (April 2000). Pied currawongs and the decline of native bush birds (co-author Karen Bayly).
• III International Conference on Marmots, Cheboksary, Russia (August 1997). Survivorship of golden marmots (Marmota caudata aurea) in Pakistan (co-authors J.C. Daniel and W. Arnold).
• III International Conference on Marmots, Cheboksary, Russia (August 1997). Social complexity of Vancouver Island marmots (Marmota vancouverensis) in natural sites (co-author: A.A. Bryant).
• American Society of Zoologists, Vancouver (December 1992). Some factors influencing space use in golden marmots.
• World Pheasant Association, Lahore, Pakistan (September 1992). Habitat selection in the Himalayan Snowcock at Dhee Sar, Khunjerab National Park, Pakistan. (co-author: J. Lopez).

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