Dr. Scott A. Tarof, Phd Biology Email & Phone Number

Barrie, ON, CA

642 Welham Road, Barrie, ON, L4N 9A1

• As an environmental consultant, my responsibilities include habitat assessment and species at risk fieldwork (forests, wetlands, grasslands, construction and industrial sites) and proposal and report writing. Client.
• Environmental impact assessments based on MNRF Ecological Land Classification and Marsh Monitoring protocols
• Writing environmental impact studies and management plans
• Natural heritage features and functions evaluation
• Habitat restoration projects
• Project management

Toronto, Canada Area

My previous full-time work at York University involved collaborative research using microsatellite paternity analysis, radio telemetry and miniature geolocators to study female mate choice, juvenile dispersal and survival, senescence and migration in purple martins. Key responsibilities included:-Project manager during field seasons, leading field work and.

Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada

I led the science that helped establish Earth Rangers as the largest non-profit kids conservation organization in the country. I led development of all science and education content, created and implemented Project iRestore, a habitat restoration project and served as the "face" of science and corporate social responsibility for the company. Key.

Waukesha, Wisconsin, USA

I taught four courses at Carroll University, an internationally recognized private college, while also teaching at the University of Wisconsin-Fond du Lac. I was Course Director for Conservation and Environmental Science and managed and taught the labs in three other courses. No. of students taught and mentored: 200

Greater Milwaukee Area

I used outdoor aviary experiments to investigate possible causal links between male plumage ornaments (black facial mask size, size and colour of yellow bib) and (1) male-male competition and/or (2) female mate choice. I tested if males with larger masks were more aggressive and preferred by females. I also manipulated mask size. Key results were:-Male.

Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, USA

University of Wisconsin-Fond du Lac is a small liberal arts university. I taught four undergraduate courses, two of which are of particular note. My distance education course involving hands-on resource conservation and wildlife sampling, comparing different animal and plant population survey methods and anthropogenic impacts on watersheds.Frankenstein: An.

Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, USA

I taught a non-biology majors course entitled Biology in Society while also teaching at the University of Wisconsin-Fond du Lac. This course was an interdisciplinary course with a broad array of topics including development of the scientific method, cells and cell division, DNA and genes, human organ systems and disease, nutrition, and views of the origins.

Whitewater, Wisconsin, USA

At the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater I taught three courses. I taught the five lab sections in two courses and was the Course Director in Organic Evolution. 111 students taught and mentored.

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Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Zoology/Animal Biology

Activities and Societies: Science Journal ClubI tested hypotheses for territorial clustering in least flycatchers related to habitat.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Zoology/Animal Biology

Master Of Science (Msc), Zoology/Animal Biology

Activities and Societies: Memberships: Animal Behaviour Society, American Ornithologists’ Union, Cooper Ornithological Society.

Combined Honours Bachelor Of Science (Hbsc), - Biology, Physical Geography