Ricardo Rozzi

Professor
Co-Director, Sub-Antarctic Bio-cultural Conservation Program
Co-Founder, Omora Ethno-botanical Park
Scientific Leader, UNESCO Cape Horn Biosphere

Department : 
Philosophy & Religion Studies
E-mail: 

rozzi@unt.edu

Phone: 
940.565.2266
Fax: 
940.369.7796
Areas of Expertise
Bio
Dr. Rozzi is an Ecologist and Environmental Philosopher. His research combines both disciplines through the study of the interrelations between the ways of knowing and inhabiting the natural world. Dr. Rozzi is the co-founder of the Omora Ethno Botanical Park, and the leader in the creation of the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve. His academic work focuses on application and includes a novel focus on bio-cultural conservation and the linking of human well-being with the environment.
Education

Postdoctoral, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Connecticut, 2002-2003
Ph.D., Ecology / Conservation Biology, University of Connecticut, 2001
M. Phil., Philosophy / Environmental Ethics, 1998
M.S., Biological Sciences / Ecology, Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile, 1990
B.S., Biological Sciences, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile, 1985

Courses

BIOL 4005: Contemporary Topics in Biology
BIOL 5005: Topics in Biology
BIOL 5040: Contemporary Topics in Environmental Science and Ecology
PHIL 2500: Intro to Contemporary Environmental Issues
PHIL 4053: Intro to Sub-Antartic Biocultural Conservation
PHIL 4450: Philosophy of Ecology
PHIL 4960: Intro to Sub-Antarctic Biocultural Conservation
PHIL 4960: Study Abroad - Tracing Darwin's Path in Cape Horn
PHIL 5010: Seminar in the Philosophy of Ecology
PHIL 5960: Latin American Environmental Philosophy
PHIL 6780: Sub-Antarctic Biocultural Conservation

Articles

Rozzi, R. (2012) Biocultural ethics: The vital links between the inhabitants, their habits and regional habitats. Environmental Ethics, 34, 27-50.

Rozzi, R., et al. (2012). Integrating ecology and environmental ethics: Earth stewardship in southern end of the Americas. BioScience, 62(3), 226-236.

Rozzi, R. and Massardo, F. (2011). The road to biocultural ethics. Frontiers in Ecology, 9, 246-247.

Rozzi, R. (2009). Recuperando la raíz común de hábitats-hábitos-habitantes: una unidad ecosistémica-cultural ancestral para un nuevo paradigma ético de la sostenibilidad. Argumentos de Razón Técnica.

Almestro, J. J., Manuscevich, D., Mora, A., Smith-Ramirez, C., Rozzi, R., & Marquet, P. A. (2009). Forest cover change in south central Chile during the anthropocene: A historical framework for landscape transitions. Land Use Policy.

Ippi, S., Anderson, C. B., Rozzi, R., & Elphick, C. S. (2009). Intra-annual variation in subantarctic forest bird communities. Ornitología Neotropical.

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Books

Rozzi, R., Massardo, F., Anderson, C., McGehee, S., Clark, G., Egli, G., Ramilo, E., & Zarraga, C. (2009). Multi-ethnic bird guide of the temperate and subantarctic forests of South America. Denton, TX and Punta Arenas, Chile: UNT Press - Universidad de Magallanes.

Ibarra, J. T., Arango, X., Ganan, M., & Rozzi, R. (2007). Hábitats y habitantes de la cuenca del río róbalo en el fin del mundo. (p. 71). Santiago, Chile: Fondo de Protección Ambiental, Ministerio del Medio Ambiente.

Primack, R., Rozzi, R., Feinsinger, P., Dirzo, R., & Massardo, F. (2006). Fundamentos de conservación biológica: Perspectivas Latinoamericanas. Fondo de cultura económica, México. (2nd ed.).

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Posters/Presentations

Rozzi, R., Poole, A. K., Massardo, F., Arango, X., Moses, K. P., Contador, T. A., Murcia, S.,…Armesto, J. J. (2009, August 2-8). Biocultural homogenization of mindsets and urban landscapes at the southern end of the Americas. Presented at the 94th Ecological Society of America annual meeting, Albuquerque, NM.

Poole, A., Sotamayor, D. A., Rozzi, R., & Anderson, C. (2009, August 2-8). Acknowledging the city: New methodologies for integrating the human component into long-term ecological research in the Baltimore ecosystem study LTER and the nascent Chilean Itser network. Presented at the 94th Ecological Society of America annual meeting, Albuquerque, NM.

Armesto, J. J., Wilson, M. F., Pohl, N., Diaz, I. A., & Rozzi, R. (2009, August 2-8). Charles Darwin’s experience in Chile: The importance of contingency and analytical observation in science. Presented at the 94th Ecological Society of America annual meeting, Albuquerque, NM.

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