Dr Pablo Gregorini

Head of Center/ Lincoln University Professor

I joined Lincoln University (New Zealand) as Professor in 2017, where I head the Lincoln University Centre of Excellence “Future Productive Landscapes Design and direct the Lincoln University “Pastoral Livestock Production Lab”. I also serve as CAU Honorary Professor of Grasslands Science and IMAU Honorary Professor of Grasslands Ecology. I am a member of the Forum of the Pastoralist Knowledge Hub (FAO), Livestock, Environment and Development, (LEAD-FAO), Gamma Sigma Delta Honor Society of Agriculture (USA), Knowledge Sharing Network for Animal Nutritionists (FAO), American Society of Animal Science (ASAS) and American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists (ARPAS), as well as the American Forage and Grassland Council (AFGC). I am a board member of and one of the original founders of the International Scientific Committee for Animal sourced foods and Livestock: Ethics, Planet and Health ALEPH. I chaired the International Scientific Advisory Group for International Symposium of Nutrition of Herbivores and serve as Continuous Counsellor on the Rangelands Congress Committee and Scientific & Technical Committee Advisor for the Rangelands Stewardship Council. In New Zealand I am currently working on applied nutritional ecology of foraging, and grazing management, as well as Agricultural systems design. I also work with domesticated and wild ruminants in different grasslands and rangelands of the world. Finally, I keep close to a broader view of agricultural systems, working on the continuum of soil, plant, animal, population dynamics/ human health, as well as how phyto-chemistry and culture links the palates of humans and herbivores with landscapes.