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I am an ecologist at the intersection of theoretical and applied ecology, currently working on landscape and quantitative ecology in relation to conservation and management of terrestrial wildlife. I am currently an Assistant Professor of Wildlife Conservation at the University of Dayton (Department of Biology - Environmental Biology Program) [lab webpage].
>>> I've been featured in Discovery's #ScientistFridays!
Check out the video to learn more about some of my recent research focusing on large carnivores!
>>>>> Missouri’s black bear population is growing and expanding its range, learn more about our collaborative research and bears current status by clicking the Missouri Conservationist Magazine article below!
>>> Check out the interview below to learn more about our collaborative work with the Michigan DNR regarding cougar recolonization in the Great Lakes region!
The Jaguar Network/Red Yaguareté is a Nonprofit Foundation founded by naturalists. It includes a variety of people who work together for nature conservation, focusing on the incredible jaguars and the forests it inhabits.
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