Douglas Robinson

Douglas Robinson is a Professor in the Department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences within Oregon State University's College of Agricultural Sciences. He directs the Oregon 2020 Birds project and leads the Field and Lab Ornithology Collaboratory (FLOCK).

His research program investigates bird ecology and conservation strategies, biodiversity benchmarking methodologies, environmental change impacts on avian communities, citizen science applications in ecology, and tropical/aridlands ecosystem dynamics. He serves as undergraduate student advisor and maintains research focus on Pacific Northwest bird communities.

Robinson's extensive publication record demonstrates consistent investigation into avian distribution modeling techniques, nesting ecology, bioacoustic monitoring, and community science data validation. Recent work emphasizes spatial analysis improvements for species distribution models and long-term avian population trends.

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