Biological Sciences Faculty - Dr. Neil Buckley
Associate Professor, Chair
I have wide-ranging interests in animal behavior, ecology and evolution. My primary research focus is on foraging behavior and, in particular, the decision-making processes of foraging animals. At present I am initiating field and laboratory projects that will examine the foraging behavior of antlions (a predatory insect) and the winter survival strategies of House Sparrows.
Education
- Ph.D. University of Oklahoma
- M.Sc. University College Cork, Ireland
- B.Sc. University College Cork, Ireland
Research Areas
- Foraging behavior and the decision-making processes of foraging animals
- Foraging behavior of antlions
- Winter survival strategies of House Sparrows
Faculty Website
Contact Neil Buckley
Office: Beaumont Hall 444
Phone: (518) 564-5165
E-mail: neil.buckley@plattsburgh.edu
