Department of Fisheries and Wildlife

I'm interested in diverse research topics related to applied ecology and wildlife conservation, especially in the desert ecosystems of the Southwestern United States. Much of my work to date focuses on understanding human...

My current research focuses on linking multiple values from diverse stakeholders to management actions to support more integrated conservation and restoration. My background is in studying freshwater ecosystems with an emphasis on spatial analyses, modeling, and understanding the effects of...

I am a quantitative ecologist working at the Oregon Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit as a Postdoctoral Research Associate. I am broadly interested in how animals respond to environmental heterogeneity, and how this leads to variation in the distribution and abundance of species at...

I study the influence of climate and landscape on species distributions, metapopulation dynamics, and functional connectivity in wildlife species in contemporary and future timescales. I seek to apply this information towards mitigation scenarios for focal species such as American pika and swift...

My research interests include population dynamics and behavioral ecology, with an emphasis on demography and dispersal, to better understand conservation and management issues of seabirds.

I am currently evaluating demography and inter-colony movements of Caspian terns and double-crested...

Aquatic restoration and aquatic invertebrates. Fish distribution of native and non-native species in the Pacific Northwest. Role of wood in aquatic ecosystems. Riparian ecology.