Interests:
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- Human-wildlife relationships & coexistence
- Transboundary conservation
- Behavior of wild mammals and how they perceive and deal with risk
- Flooded forests as refuges for threatened species
- Wildlife trade policies and politics
- Community science and participatory conservation
- Role of forests in One Health
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PROJECTS
Mountain Goat Molt Project
2018 - 2020
Developed and led a participatory science project on the coat molt patterns and phenology of mountain goats. Related their winter coat shedding to elevation and latitude across their range, from Colorado to Alaska and the Yukon. Used remote camera-trapping to fill a photo gap at their northern range extent (all photos in the above slideshow from the southern Yukon, summer 2018).
blogs
Little Goatherd Mountain
These elusive alpinists drink at night, Part I
These elusive alpinists drink at night, Part II
Social for Science: Using crowd-sourced photos for science, Canadian Geographic
media coverage
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
When mountain goats molt could shed secrets about how they adapt to climate change
The Revelator
Climate change really gets this researcher's goat
iNaturalist
Mountain goat molts, iNat photos, and climate change
peer-reviewed publication
Using community photography to investigate phenology: A case study of coat molt in mountain goats
Ecology and Evolution
Risk, Fear and Cognition in Samango Monkeys
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Southern Tanzania Elephant Program
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Behavioral Flexibility of Zanzibar Red Colobus in Unprotected Coastal Forests
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