Birds of Prey: Biology and Conservation in the XXI Century
暫譯: 猛禽：21世紀的生物學與保育

本書將提供有關猛禽生態與保育的最新研究成果。各章節由該領域中最具聲望和知名度的研究者撰寫，本書將成為全球猛禽生物學家和研究人員的權威參考書籍。

José Hernán Sarasola received his degree in Natural Resources from the National University of La Pampa (UNLPam), Argentina, and earned his Ph.D. in Biology at the University of Seville (Spain) after being granted a doctoral fellowship at the Doñana Biological Station. He is one of the co-founders of the Center for the Study and Conservation of Birds of Prey in Argentina (CECARA) where he has served as vice-director and director. He has conducted field research on a variety of species in South America and Europe focusing on raptor population ecology, migration and conservation. He is a researcher at the National Scientific and Technical Research Council of Argentina (CONICET) and adjunct professor of Ecology at UNLPam. He has been visiting scholar at University of Saskatchewan (Canada) and the Autonomous University of Madrid (Spain).

Juan Manuel Grande has a B.S. degree in Biology from the Universidad de Barcelona and Ph.D in Biology from the University of Seville, both in Spain. He's been a postdoc researcher at the University of Saskatchewan, in Canada and is a researcher at the National Scientific and Technical Research Council of Argentina (CONICET). He is vice director of the Center for the Study and Conservation of Raptors in Argentina (CECARA) and professor of Biology at the Universidad Nacional de La Pampa. He has served as Director at Large of the Raptor Research Foundation. His main research interests are linked to birds of prey ecology and the effects of anthropic transformation on natural landscapes on this group of birds.

Juan José Negro's research interests focus on evolutionary ecology and conservation of endangered birds of prey. He is an associate editor of 'Animal Biodiversity and Conservation' and the 'Journal of Unmanned Vehicle Systems'. He is also vice-president of the Spanish Society of Ethology and Evolutionary Ecology. Negro graduated from the Faculty of Biology at the University of Sevilla, where he later earned a PhD in Biology. He has been a visiting scholar at CalPoly, California, and Heidelberg University, Germany. He held a postdoc position at McGill University, Canada and was director of Doñana Biological Station. Negro is a professor of research at the Spanish Council for Scientific Research. He received the Hamerstrom Award from The Raptor Research Foundation in recognition of his contributions to the understanding of raptor ecology and natural history.

José Hernán Sarasola 於阿根廷的拉潘帕國立大學 (UNLPam) 獲得自然資源學位，並在西班牙的塞維利亞大學獲得生物學博士學位，期間曾獲得多ñana生物站的博士獎學金。他是阿根廷猛禽研究與保護中心 (CECARA) 的共同創辦人之一，並擔任副主任和主任。他在南美洲和歐洲對多種物種進行了野外研究，專注於猛禽的種群生態學、遷徙和保護。他是阿根廷國家科學技術研究委員會 (CONICET) 的研究員，並在 UNLPam 擔任生態學的副教授。他曾在加拿大薩斯喀徹溫大學和西班牙馬德里自治大學擔任訪問學者。

Juan Manuel Grande 擁有西班牙巴塞隆納大學的生物學學士學位和塞維利亞大學的生物學博士學位。他曾在加拿大薩斯喀徹溫大學擔任博士後研究員，並是阿根廷國家科學技術研究委員會 (CONICET) 的研究員。他是阿根廷猛禽研究與保護中心 (CECARA) 的副主任，並在拉潘帕國立大學擔任生物學教授。他曾擔任猛禽研究基金會的董事會成員。他的主要研究興趣與猛禽的生態學以及人為改變對這些鳥類自然景觀的影響有關。

Juan José Negro 的研究興趣集中在進化生態學和瀕危猛禽的保護上。他是《動物生物多樣性與保護》和《無人駕駛車輛系統期刊》的副編輯。他也是西班牙倫理學與進化生態學會的副會長。Negro 畢業於塞維利亞大學生物學系，並在該校獲得生物學博士學位。他曾在加州的加州州立理工大學和德國的海德堡大學擔任訪問學者。他在加拿大麥吉爾大學擔任博士後職位，並曾擔任多ñana生物站的主任。Negro 是西班牙科學研究委員會的研究教授。他因對猛禽生態學和自然歷史的理解做出的貢獻而獲得猛禽研究基金會的 Hamerstrom 獎。