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Welcome
A page to share my projects, blogs, data, and more
My name is James Herrera. I'm a researcher and program coordinator at the Duke Lemur Center SAVA Conservation program, Duke University, and based in Madagascar. I was formerly a postdoc with Duke University's Evolutionary Anthropology department. Before that, I was at the American Museum of Natural History during a postdoctoral fellowship. I received my Ph.D. from Stony Brook University in 2015. I'm mainly interested in conservation and sustainability, biodiversity, primates, and especially Madagascar.
I made this page to share information about my research projects, including summaries of findings and updates about publications as they come out. I also want to use this page as a means to share data, codes for running analyses, and results, as well as teaching materials.
On a lighter side, I will keep a blog about new articles I find interesting, and eventually I plan to write some bits of diary from my adventures in the field. I also want to share pictures from the field and hopefully everyone can get a little taste of Madagascar.
I made this page to share information about my research projects, including summaries of findings and updates about publications as they come out. I also want to use this page as a means to share data, codes for running analyses, and results, as well as teaching materials.
On a lighter side, I will keep a blog about new articles I find interesting, and eventually I plan to write some bits of diary from my adventures in the field. I also want to share pictures from the field and hopefully everyone can get a little taste of Madagascar.
