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Timothy R. McClanahan
Timothy R. McClanahan (born 1957 in New Haven, Connecticut) is a biologist and a senior conservation zoologist at the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)〔(Marine Fellow: Tim R. McClanahan, Ph.D., Environmental Initiatives, The Pew Charitable Trusts )〕 and is known for his work on the ecology of coral reefs. He lives and works in Mombasa, Kenya,〔 where he studies the marine tropical ecosystems of the western Indian Ocean, and is the director of the WCS coral reefs program for eastern Africa.
==Education and career==
McClanahan received his bachelor's degree with honours in 1981, from the department of biology at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He completed his master of sciences in 1984 and later his doctorate of philosophy at the University of Florida, in 1990, under the chairmanship of the ecologist Professor Howard T. Odum.〔(Dr Tim McClanahan, Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association )〕
In 1991, he started his work as a conservation zoologist, initially at the Coral Reefs Conservation Project and later under the Wildlife Conservation Society,〔 where he is still working as a senior conservation zoologist based in Kenya.
He is also member on editorial boards of a number of leading international journals, such as "Conservation Biology", ''Marine Ecology Progress Series'', ''Ecosystems'', ''Environmental Conservation'', ''Global Change Biology'', and ''Aquatic Conservation''.〔
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