Larry Niles Ph.D. is a renowned wildlife and habitat-restoration biologist dedicated to conserving wildlife and educating the public on environmental issues. Nestled on an 8-acre farm along the Delaware Bay, Niles shares insights through his blog, "A Rube With A View," where he explores major threats to wildlife and their ecosystems, while proposing pragmatic solutions that benefit both nature and human communities.

Niles is also a co-founder of Wildlife Restoration Partnerships LLC, collaborating with various state and federal agencies, along with non-profit organizations like NJ Audubon and the American Littoral Society. His extensive research projects span from the Arctic to Tierra del Fuego and Delaware Bay, focusing on specific goals that enhance habitat restoration for vital species such as horseshoe crabs and shorebirds.

Throughout his impressive career, Niles has played an integral role in wildlife research and management since 1974, advocating for conservation policy and scientific tracking methods to ensure a sustainable future for wildlife and their habitats.