Tamao Maeda

Specially Appointed Researcher, Wildlife Research Center, Kyoto University
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Research Fellow PD

I am currently researching on the structure of the feral horse in Portugal, their inter group relationships using drone techniques and network analysis. They actually have unique and complex society with a modular structure, which has been poorly studied so far. I am familiar with horses through my experience of equestrian club in the university which makes me more interested and attached to horses. It always amazes me that feral horse shows great variety of behaviors which is rarely seen in the domesticated.

Personal Webpage https://sites.google.com/view/tamaomaeda/

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Professional History

Apr 2023 -

JSPS Research Fellow (PD)
Apr 2021 - Mar 2023

JSPS Research Fellow (DC1)

Educational History

Apr 2020 - Mar 2023

Doctoral Student, Wildlife Research Center, Kyoto University
Apr 2018 - Mar 2020

Mater Student, Wildlife Research Center, Kyoto University
Apr 2016 - Mar 2018

Bachelor of Agriculture; Department of Ecology, Faculty of Agriculture, the University of Tokyo
Apr 2014 - Mar 2016

Science II Course, the University of Tokyo

Publications

Conference presentations

Maeda T, Ochi S, Ringhofer M, Hirata S, Yamamoto S “Multi-level structure in feral horse society: Evidence from the aerial observation from drones” 12th nternational Symposium of Primatology and Wildlife Science. Aichi, Japan. September 2019
Maeda T, Ochi S, Ringhofer M, Hirata S, Yamamoto S “Multi-level structure in feral horse society: Evidence from the aerial observation from drones” 2nd International Wild Equid Conference. Prague, Chez Republic. September 2019
Maeda T, Ochi S, Ringhofer M, Hirata S, Yamamoto S “Multi-level structure in feral horse society: Evidence from the aerial observation from drones” ASAB Summer Conference 2019. Konstanz, Germany. August 2019
Maeda T, Ochi S, Ringhofer M, Hirata S, Yamamoto S“Inter-group relationships of feral horses (Equus caballus) in Serra D’Arga, Portugal” 53rd Primates Conference. Aichi, Japan. January 2019
Maeda T, Ochi S, Ringhofer M, Hirata S, Yamamoto S. (2019) “Multi-level structure in feral horse society: Evidence from the aerial observation from drones” 11th International Symposium of Primatology and Wildlife Science. Kyoto, Japan. March 2019
Maeda T, Ochi S, Ringhofer M, Hirata S, Yamamoto S. (2018) “Multilevel society in feral horse?: Evidence from the aerial observation from drones” 10th International Symposium of Primatology and Wildlife Science. Kyoto, Japan. September 2018
Maeda T, Nakashita R, ShionosakiK, Sawanobori R, Watari Y, Yamada F, Miyashita T. “Pet food sustains feral cats, which may indirectly affect endangered species on Tokunoshima island.” 9th International Symposium of Primatology and Wildlife Science. Kyoto, Japan. March 2018

Awards