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Senior Technical Advisor for Inner Asia Region and Associate Director for Wildlife Health, Afghanistan
Stephane joined WCS in 2006. He received a DVM and certificates in clinical pathology from University of Lyon, France and a PhD in physiological ecology from University Claude-Bernard, Lyon, France, studying the ecophysiological adaptation of wild ruminants to hyperaridity in the Arabian Peninsula. During his tenure with WCS, Stephane has provided technical (science and monitoring, health, capacity building, livelihoods, strategies) and managerial support to programs and projects in Inner Asia, and developed One Health projects at wildlife-livestock interface in high elevation rangelands of Central Asia. His conservation efforts focused at snow leopard, Asiatic cheetah, argali and urial sheep, ibex and wild goat, markhor, gazelles, birds or prey and their associated ecosystems. Prior to joining WCS Stephane managed projects across the Middle East for the conservation of threatened Arabian fauna.
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Stephane Ostrowski
Senior Technical Advisor for Inner Asia Region and Associate Director for Wildlife Health, Afghanistan
Stephane joined WCS in 2006. He received a DVM and certificates in clinical pathology from University of Lyon, France and a PhD in physiological ecology from University Claude-Bernard, Lyon, France, studying the ecophysiological adaptation of wild ruminants to hyperaridity in the Arabian Peninsula. During his tenure with WCS, Stephane has provided technical (science and monitoring, health, capacity building, livelihoods, strategies) and managerial support to programs and projects in Inner Asia, and developed One Health projects at wildlife-livestock interface in high elevation rangelands of Central Asia. His conservation efforts focused at snow leopard, Asiatic cheetah, argali and urial sheep, ibex and wild goat, markhor, gazelles, birds or prey and their associated ecosystems. Prior to joining WCS Stephane managed projects across the Middle East for the conservation of threatened Arabian fauna.
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