Benjamin Ossom
The researcher investigates animal Vocal Communication and Behavior within the Life Sciences domain, employing Ecoacoustics with a justice-oriented Design Listening approach to study behaviors in Ghanaian Forest Communities. This study integrates ecological and social justice perspectives to explore communication patterns among forest animals.
Faculty Biography
Mr Benjamin Ossom holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Wildlife and Range Management from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. Mr Ossom has gained requisite experience in Wildlife Research and species identification. He has worked with field teams, external researchers, students and government counterparts in collating high quality research data. He has among other things been involved in inventory of wildlife populations, trapping and tagging of animals such as ungulates, primates, birds, crocodiles and carnivores. He is also experienced in wildlife field protocols and has understanding and experience in research methodologies of biodiversity survey. He has been involved in the planning and development of Field Training for students.
Animal Vocal Communication and Behavior
Justice-oriented Design Listening: Participatory Ecoacoustics with a Ghanaian Forest Community
Open AccessDepartment of Wildlife and Range Management
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology