Dr. Tong Wu is a wildlife ecologist whose research focuses on conservation biology, behavioral ecology, ecological security patterns, and health risk assessment of endangered terrestrial wildlife, particularly large mammals and primates in China. With 5 scholarly documents, 18 citations, and an h-index of 2, his work demonstrates emerging academic impact in biodiversity conservation and applied ecology. His research portfolio spans long-term field investigations and interdisciplinary analyses involving population assessment, habitat suitability, contaminant exposure, and species adaptation to environmental change. Dr. Wu has led and contributed to multiple national and regional projects on takin, Tibetan antelope, golden snub-nosed monkeys, crested ibis, and reintroduced carnivores, integrating behavioral studies, GIS, and ecological modeling. His publications appear in reputable international journals such as Global Ecology and Conservation, Ecology and Evolution, Ecological Indicators, and Ecosystem Health and Sustainability, as well as authoritative Chinese journals, collectively advancing scientific understanding of wildlife conservation under anthropogenic and climatic pressures.