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No stone left unturned during bat fly fieldwork on Vieques Island, Puerto Rico in July 2008,
under DEB-0640331 from the National Science Foundation
2008- Earthwatch Institute Behavior and ecology of lions and biodiversity in Tsavo’s arid woodlands (PI/PD, with S.M. Kasiki and A. Mwazo as co-PIs), $156,620 (Jan-Dec 2009).
2007- National Science Foundation, Division of Environmental Biology 2007- Earthwatch Institute Behavior and ecology of lions and biodiversity in Tsavo’s arid woodlands (PI/PD, with S.M. Kasiki and A. Mwazo as co-PIs), $161,410 (Jan-Dec 2008).
2006- National Science Foundation, Division of Environmental Biology
Digitization, conversion, and accessibility of The Field Museum’s bat fly collection (co-PI, with Carl Dick as PI/PD, and A. L. Newton and J. McCaffrey as co-PIs), $406,912 (2006-2009). DBI-0545051.
Carl Dick (right) with Oak Park-River Forest High School interns working on bat fly databases in July 2006,
supported by DBI-0545051 from the National Science Foundation. US-Peru Dissertation Enhancement: Historical diversification in the Neotropics: evolution and variation of the bat genus Platyrrhinus (PI/PD, with Paúl M. Velazco as Co-PI), $15,000 (2006-2007). OISE-0630149.
2006- Earthwatch Institute
Volunteers on team 2006-1 spot lions at a waterhole, supported by Earthwatch #5123 and Wildlife Works®.
2005- Earthwatch Institute
Behavior and ecology of lions and biodiversity in Tsavo’s arid woodlands (PI/PD, with S.M. Kasiki and A, Mwazo as co-PIs), $176,580 (Jan-Dec 2006).
2004- Rufford Maurice Laing Foundation (through Earthwatch-Europe) Training in molecular genetics, natural history collections, and G.I.S. methodologies bearing on the ‘Lions of Tsavo’ project (PI/PD, with S.M. Kasiki and R. W. Kays as co-PIs), $5,970 (2004).
2004- Earthwatch Institute Behavior and ecology of maneless lions in arid rangelands of Kenya (PI/PD, with S.M. Kasiki and R. W. Kays as co-PIs), $161,191 (Jan-Dec 2005).
2004- Vodafone Group Foundation (through Earthwatch-Europe, Communications Technology and Conservation) GPS/GSM collars for improved science and volunteer participation in Tsavo Lion Research (PI/PD, with S.M. Kasiki and R. W. Kays as co-PIs), $11,353 (2005).
2003- Earthwatch Institute Behavior and ecology of maneless lions in arid rangelands of Kenya (PI, with R.W. Kays and S.M. Kasiki as co-PIs), $97,146 to $111,420 (Jan-Dec 2004).
2002- National Geographic Society Manelessness in Tsavo lions as male pattern balding (co-PI, with R. W. Kays as PI/PD, and M. J. Thornton as 2nd co-PI), $25,205 (2002-2003).
2002- NatureServe Mapping Neotropical mammal distributions, PI/PD, $6,997 (2002).
2002- National Science Foundation, Division of Environmental Biology Ectoparasites of Manu (PI/PD, with D. F. Stotz and W.J.O. Ballard as co-PIs), $23,450 (2002-2003) DEB-0219556; supplement to DEB-9870191.
Colleagues from San Marcos University en route to Aguas Calientes, Peru in Aug 1999, Behavior and ecology of maneless lions in arid rangelands of Kenya (PI/PD, with R.W. Kays and S.M. Kasiki as co-PIs), $157,486 to $179,090 (Jan-Dec 2003).
2001- National Science Foundation, Division of Biological Infrastructure Development of an integrated network for distributed databases of mammal specimen data (co PI, with L.R. Heaney as PI/PD, P. Lowther and W.T. Stanley as co-PIs), $87,702 (2001-2003) DBI-0108161.
2001- Norwottock Charitable Trust The impact of the civil war on the culture and environment in Sierra Leone, West Africa (co-PI, with C. M. Kusimba as PI/PD, and S. Ayodele, C. Oluyomi, J. Rooney as senior co-PIs), $50,000 (2001-2002).
2001- Earthwatch Institute Behavior and ecology of maneless lions in arid rangelands of Kenya (PI/PD, with R.W. Kays and S.M. Kasiki as co-PIs), $115,200 to $131,400 (May-Dec 2002).
2000- Primate Society of Great Britain The Ranomafana Fragments Project (co-PI, with A. Dehgan as PI/PD), $800 (1999-2000).
2000- Primate Conservation International The Ranomafana Fragments Project (co-PI, with A. Dehgan as PI/PD), $1000 (1999-2000).
2000- Margot Marsh Biodiversity Foundation The behavior of extinction: predicting biogeographic patterns of lemur responses to habitat fragmentation in S. E. Madagascar
(co-PI, with A. Dehgan as PI/PD), $10,000 (2000-2001).
2000- National Science Foundation, International Programs The Ranomafana Fragments Project (PI/PD, with A. Dehgan as co-PI), $17,668 (2000-2001) INT-9912116.
2000- Chicago Zoological Society, Conservation and Research Committee The Ranomafana Fragments Project (PI/PD, with A. Dehgan as co-PI), $5000 (2000-2001).
 With some kids at a cranial display niche in the Taita Hills, Kenya in Oct 1998, with support of the Eli Lilly Foundation (photo by J. S. Weinstein) |
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