David A. Bunn, Ph.d.
Assistant Adjunct Professor of Animal Science
Department of Animal Science
University of California Davis
United States of America
Biography
David A. Bunn is an Assistant Adjunct Professor of Animal Science Department in University of California, Davis
Research Interest
My research and teaching interests include improving the livelihoods and food security of the rural poor through intervention strategies for improving animal health and production in developing countries and improving small-scale poultry production systems. My research interests also include reducing wildlife-livestock conflicts, and wildlife conservation. I have managed research and extension projects on village poultry health and production in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana and Nepal. I have investigated intervention strategies of training women farmers, extension agents, village leaders, and primary school children.
Publications
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Wack R, Hansen E, Small M, Poppenga R, Bunn D, Johnson CK. 2011. Hematology and plasma biochemistry values for the giant garter snake (Thamnophis gigas) and valley garter snake (Thamnophis sertalis fitchi) in the central valley of California. Journal of Wildlife Disease
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Bunn, D., D. Beltran-Alcrudo, C. Cardona. 2011. Integrating surveillance and biosecurity activities to achieve efficiences in national avian influenza programs. Preventive Veterinary Medicine 98(4): 292-4.
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Bunn, D. A., M. Lubell and C.K. Johnson. 2013. Reforms could boost conservation banking by landowners. California Agriculture 67(2)86-95.
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Bunn, D. A., P. B. Moyle and C. K. Johnson. 2014. Maximizing the ecological contribution of conservation banks. Wildlife Society Bulletin; published online 32(2).
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Pandit, P. S., D. A. Bunn, S. A. Pande and S. S. Aly. 2013. Modeling highly pathogenic avian influenza transmission in wild birds and poultry in West Bengal, India. Scientific Reports. July 12.
