Jaime E Jimenez

Jaime E. Jiménez’s website presents the research, teaching, and outreach of a wildlife ecologist whose work focuses on wildlife ecology and conservation. A professor at the University of North Texas, Jiménez is affiliated with its Advanced Environmental Research Institute and Department of Biological Sciences. The site brings together his current and past research, publications, books and chapters, reports, presentations, courses, and information about students and research collaborators.

Jiménez’s research explores interactions among individuals and populations, their environments, and the effects of human activity. His work has covered diverse wildlife and ecosystems, especially in Chile, as well as in Bolivia and the United States. Topics in his background include raptor behavior, fox coexistence, chinchilla conservation, and duck breeding ecology. The website also features a substantial collection of wildlife and plant photography and videos, including images of birds, mammals, insects, flowers, and landscapes. Visitors can find research materials, educational resources, and contact information, alongside Jiménez’s reflections on biodiversity and the importance of protecting the natural environment.