Stephan Roland Pierre Halloy

Background

Halloy, Stephan Roland Pierre was born on June 1, 1953 in Bujumbura, Burundi. Arrived in New Zealand, 1989. Son of Georges Henri André Ghislain Halloy and Louise Elisa Rose Ghislaine (Fenaux) Laurent.

Education

Bachelor of Humanities, National University Tucumán, Argentina, 1971. Master in Biological Sciences, National University Tucumán, Argentina, 1978. Doctor of Philosophy in Biological Sciences, National University Tucumán, Argentina, 1983.

Career

Assistant professor plant ecology National University Tucumán, 1983-1988, assistant professor, chair phytogeography, 1985-1988, associate professor, chair phytogeography, 1988. Biodiversity program leader Ministry Agriculture and Fisheries, Mosgiel, New Zealand, 1989-1992, Crop and Food Research, Mosgiel, New Zealand, 1992-1994. Head department science Foundation Friends of Nature, Santa Cruz, Bolivia, 1995.

Scientist Crop and Food Research, since 1996. In charge project department science and industrial research Hellaby Trust, Dunedin, New Zealand, 1986-1987. Vice director Institute Geophysical Society and Environmental, Tucumán, 1988.

Technical advisor Foundation Friends of Nature and The Nature Conservancy, Washington, 1996, project leader World Wildlife Fund, Santa Cruz, 1997.

Achievements

• Stephan Roland Pierre Halloy has been listed as a noteworthy ecologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

New Zealand representative Commonwealth Science Council, London, 1992. Advisor Bolivian Government, La Paz, 1996. New Zealand and Bolivia representative Southern Connection, Valdivia, Chile, 1997.

Member World Conservation Union (species survival commission since 1993, world commission on protected areas since 1994), New York Academy of Sciences.

Interests

• Mountain climbing, conservation, ethics, gardening.

Connections

Married María Lidia Hance, September 20, 1979. Children: Diana Stéphanie, Giselle Adine.