Gad Perry

Gad Perry is a Professor of Conservation Biology at Texas Tech University and a former Jefferson Science Fellow with the Department of State. His research spans ecology, conservation, urbanization, and policy and often includes international components. In recent years, much of his focus has been on urban ecology and on collaborations with non-biologists.

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The U.S. Embassy Science Fellows Program: Implementation and Impacts

By Jacqueline McLaughlin, Gad Perry, Kevin Manuel, Kelly Soluri, Andrew Hebbeler - 09/23/2021

The authors share findings from the first public evaluation of the ESF, including information on deployment geography, language requirements, and scientific area of the proposal, as well as an evaluation of its success from the alumni perspective.

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Adapting U.S. Foreign Assistance for a Rapidly Urbanizing World

By Gad Perry, Lesley A. Stone, and Obaidullah Obaid - 01/05/2021

This piece aims at furthering the understanding of the opportunities and challenges offered by urbanization and the perceptions of foreign assistance professionals regarding current U.S. government foreign assistance and host-government priorities.

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