Eduardo Gallo-Cajiao

Dr. Eduardo Gallo Cajiao is an Assistant Professor at Colorado State University in the Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources. He comes to Fort Collins and CSU by way of the University of Washington in Seattle. His research gravitates towards understanding the governance dimensions of migratory species conservation at various scales, with a particular focus on emergence, effectiveness, agency, social-ecological fit, implementation, dynamics, and institutional complexity. He obtained a biology degree from Universidad del Valle in his home country of Colombia, before continuing his education in Australia. He completed his Master’s in Environmental Science at Macquarie University and later his PhD in Conservation Biology and Environmental Governance at The University of Queensland. Like a natural fit into Fort Collins, he is already riding his bike to work during the winter.