Brian Todd

Brian Todd is an associate professor in the department of wildlife, fish and conservation biology at the University of California, Davis. He has focused his career on the study of anthropogenic impacts to amphibian and reptile populations and continues to conduct research on the threats that most affect these species in North America. In 2003, he joined Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation and became engaged in the regional and national efforts to support conservation of these species. He holds a doctorate in ecology and a master’s degree in conservation ecology and sustainable development, both from the University of Georgia.