Our lab studies wildlife ecology and conservation with a focus on understanding how animals interact with their environments — and how those interactions are changing under human pressure. We integrate field-based methods with quantitative approaches to generate science that can inform real conservation decisions.

Our work encompasses behavioral ecology, animal behavior, habitat assessment, human-wildlife interactions, and applications for management and conservation. We use a variety of contemporary methods for data collection and value meaningful collaborations. Interested in learning more, see what we’re working on.