Professor at Guelma university, Algeria
Dr. Bara Mouslim is a dedicated researcher, educator, and conservationist specializing in avian ecology, biodiversity management, and animal population dynamics. Currently serving as a Full Professor at the University 8 Mai 1945 in Guelma, Algeria, he has made significant contributions to the study of birds and their ecosystems. As the head of a research team focusing on ecosystem perturbation, he has led numerous studies addressing biodiversity conservation and the impact of environmental changes on avian populations. His expertise extends to project management, higher education, and policy advocacy, making him a well-rounded academic and conservationist.
Profile
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Education
Dr. Mouslim obtained his Ph.D. in Ecology and Biodiversity from the University Badji Mokhtar in Annaba, Algeria, in 2014. His research during this period focused on the breeding ecology of various avian species and their habitat dynamics. Later, he pursued his HDR (postdoctoral qualification) at the University A-Mira in Bejaia, Algeria, in 2018, further deepening his expertise in biology and ecology. His academic background has equipped him with the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to biodiversity conservation and avian ecology research at both national and international levels.
Experience
With a rich academic and professional background, Dr. Mouslim has been actively involved in teaching, research, and administrative roles. As a Full Professor at the University 8 Mai 1945 since 2022, he has been responsible for mentoring Master’s and Ph.D. students, managing projects related to environmental sustainability, and leading a research team on ecosystem perturbation. Additionally, he has held administrative positions such as Vice Dean of Postgraduate Studies, where he oversaw research management and external collaborations. His experience extends beyond academia, as he has participated in numerous conservation projects and biodiversity assessments, contributing to policy recommendations for wildlife conservation in Algeria.
Research Interest
Dr. Mouslim’s primary research interests lie in avian ecology, animal population dynamics, and biodiversity conservation. He has extensively studied the effects of environmental factors on bird populations, particularly in wetland ecosystems. His work often explores the impact of climate change, habitat degradation, and human activities on avian species. Additionally, he is interested in the illegal wildlife trade and its implications for biodiversity conservation. His research contributes to understanding the ecological significance of bird species and developing strategies for their conservation in Algeria and beyond.
Awards and Recognitions
Dr. Mouslim has received recognition for his contributions to ornithology and biodiversity conservation. His work has been acknowledged in national and international conferences, and he has been a key contributor to research projects on natural resource management. His expertise in wildlife conservation has earned him nominations for environmental research awards, highlighting his dedication to preserving Algeria’s rich biodiversity.
Selected Publications
Aspects of the breeding ecology of the Purple Swamphen Porphyrio porphyrio in the wetland complex of Guerbes-Sanhadja, north-east Algeria (2014) – Published in Avian Research Journal, cited by 50 articles.
Diurnal time budget of Gadwall Anas strepera in Guerbes-Sanhadja wetlands (Skikda, northeast Algeria) (2015) – Published in Wetlands Ecology and Management, cited by 35 articles.
The trade in the endangered African Grey Parrot Psittacus erithacus and the Timneh Parrot Psittacus timneh in Algeria (2020) – Published in Global Ecology and Conservation, cited by 60 articles.
Assessments of physico-chemical parameters of Garaet Hadj Tahar wetland and their effect on waterbirds settlement (2020) – Published in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, cited by 40 articles.
Ecology of avian settlements in Lake Tonga (Northeast Algeria) (2020) – Published in Ornithological Science, cited by 45 articles.
Illegal wildlife trade in Algeria, insight via online selling platforms (2022) – Published in Conservation Science and Practice, cited by 55 articles.
First report on animal-vehicle collisions impact on wild and domestic animals in northern Algeria (2023) – Published in Journal of Wildlife Management, cited by 30 articles.
Conclusion
Dr. Bara Mouslim is a leading figure in the field of avian ecology and biodiversity conservation. His extensive research and dedication to wildlife protection have contributed significantly to the understanding of bird populations and their habitats. Through his teaching, project leadership, and advocacy, he continues to inspire future generations of conservationists and researchers. His work plays a crucial role in shaping conservation policies and ensuring the protection of Algeria’s diverse avian species for years to come.