Expertise
- Wildlife Management
- Behavioral Ecology
- Thermal Ecology
- Conservation
- Mammalogy
About
I am a wildlife biologist and behavioral ecologist with research interests in thermal ecology, foraging ecology, animal-habitat associations, and predator-prey behavioral interactions. My research primarily focuses on mammals, but I have also worked with amphibians, waterfowl, and salmonids. I work in landscapes comanaged for human use, including urban environments, agricultural and rangelands, and production forests.
- Scientific Researcher, Ohio State University
- Postdoctoral Researcher, Ohio State University
- PhD, Natural Resources, University of Idaho, 2017
- Statistical Science Graduate Certificate, University of Idaho, 2016
- Master of Natural Resources, University of Idaho, 2011
- Bachelor of Science, Biology, Washington State University, 2006
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