About meI am wildlife biologist with > 14 years of experience in the field. I recently received my PhD from the University of Montana where I studied the effects of wolf and grizzly bear recovery on cougars and their prey in the Southern Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (SGYE). While large carnivores and ungulates have been the primary focuses of my career, my experience extends to other taxa in terrestrial, marine and aquatic systems. I also have a previous professional background in languages, international policy and security and disaster recovery. I consider myself both a field biologist and an applied wildlife ecologist who brings strong interpersonal, organizational and communication skills to my work. Some of my specific research interests include:
Selected Research Projects
Photo credits: Panthera Puma Program (cougar, wolf, grizzly bear); Colorado Parks and Wildlife (golden eagle, bighorn, coyotes, owl) or Fundación Omacha (ocelot, anteater)
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