Dan Kraus

Dan Kraus is a Canadian conservation biologist and landscape ecologist known for his work related to biodiversity conservation, species at risk, and the integration of natural heritage planning with land use and economic development. He holds a leading role at the Wildlife Conservation Society Canada, where he contributes to research and policy initiatives aimed at protecting wildlife and their habitats. His expertise spans various fields, including ecosystem services, ecological restoration, and the impact of climate change on biodiversity. He frequently engages in public outreach and advocacy, communicating scientific findings to policymakers, conservation practitioners, and the general public. Kraus’s work often focuses on practical solutions for balancing human activities with the need for biodiversity conservation, particularly in working landscapes like agricultural and forestry areas.