Dr. Zsolt Biró graduated as a Biologist (MSc) in 1994 from the Eötvös Lóránd University in Budapest and obtained a PhD degree in 2004 at the Szent István University in Gödöllő. Dr. Zsolt Biró is a researcher and teacher to Wildlife Management Engineer students at the BSc and MSc levels in Hungarian and also in English at the Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences and has been the predecessor of this university since 1997. Dr. Zsolt Biró’s main study fields are habitat use, spatial ecology, diet, and hybridization of European wildcats and domestic cats; movement ecology, population biology, habitat use, and diet of red deer and European hares; and the impacts of the invasive raccoon and raccoon dog on ecosystems in Hungary.