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Jerald Dosch
Visiting
Assistant Professor
Olin-Rice 216
(651) 696-6187 office
dosch@macalester.edu
Professor
Dosch's website
Professor Dosch is a terrestrial ecologist with a particular interest
in birds, environmental issues, and the ecological challenges of the
winter season. His current research projects are investigating
the impacts of heavy metals (airborne mercury pollution and lead
fishing tackle) on Common Loons (Gavia immer) in Minnesota; the
importance of fruit-eating birds to rainforest regeneration in
abandoned Costa Rican pastures; and the population and community
ecology of over-wintering birds, particularly Black-capped Chickadees
(Poecile atricapilla).
Dosch teaches Ecology, one of
the courses in the Department’s core sequence, as well as courses in
restoration ecology and environmental studies.
Education BA University of Minnesota Moorhead, 1990
PhD Rutgers University, 1996
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