Alcides Morales Perez received his Bachelor's Degree in Crop and Agro Environmental Sciences from the University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Campus. He has also taken courses on biodiversity assessment and monitoring for adaptive management from the Smithsonian Institution, and participated in workshops for the conservation of wetlands and the West Indian Whistling Duck.
Alcides has a profound connection with Puerto Rico's biodiversity, from over twelve years working as a birding guide. Fluent in both Spanish and English, Alcides has effortlessly guided diverse groups, from intimate small group tours, to large cruise ship excursions, on immersive journeys through the vibrant landscapes of Puerto Rico and the broader Caribbean region.
His expertise extends beyond guiding, as he actively contributes to ecological research, participating in projects ranging from seabird colony monitoring to habitat restoration initiatives. His commitment as a custodian of Puerto Rico's natural treasures is highlighted through his published works, which delve into the complexities of local ecosystems, and are accessible on his ResearchGate profile.
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